Category: Children’s Books

Baby Lit Collection ~ Admirable Intentions, Inconsistent Execution
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Baby Lit Collection ~ Admirable Intentions, Inconsistent Execution

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Quick take: The Baby Lit Series is an honorable concept, but with spotty execution. When I first saw this series, my English-teacher heart did an excited little skip. Classic novel elements integrated into baby books? I’ll take one of each! BabyLit touts its books as “fashionable way to introduce your toddler to the world of classic literature.”… Continue reading Baby Lit Collection ~ Admirable Intentions, Inconsistent Execution

Mini Review: The Pout Pout Fish
Children's Books · Children's Literature · Reading

Mini Review: The Pout Pout Fish

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Let me just start by saying this is one of our favorites in our house.  The Pout Pout Fish, by Deborah Diesen, is a NY Times Bestseller.  It’s a board book, with thick paperboard pages.  The Pout Pout Fish is a tale of a fish with a perpetual pouty mug (as the name suggests). His… Continue reading Mini Review: The Pout Pout Fish