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Hi Kids, It is time for my weekly book review.  Like last week's book, this week's book is written and illustrated by the same person!   She is what is called an author/illustrator.   I can't wait to tell you all about it.  It is another wonderful book to read! This week, my book review is on " I'm Not Sleepy " by author/illustrator Jane Chapman . The book is about an owlet named Mo.   Do you know what an owlet is?  It is a baby owl.  I looked owlets up on line to share some fun facts with you. Thank you to https://www.littlethings.com/facts-about-owl-babies/ for this great information! 10 Facts About Baby Owls You Never Knew Before They Have A Special Name. ... They Are Born With A Tooth. ... They Hatch On Different Days Than Their Siblings. ... They Will Attach To Humans If Not Careful. ... They Have Monogamous Parents. ... They Are Born In Stolen Nests. ... They Are Best Left Untouched. ... They Don't Stick Around The Nest Long.

Hi Kids, It is time for my weekly book review.  This week's book is written and illustrated by the same person!  Wow - multi-talented huh!  It is a great book - my entire family enjoyed it! This week, my book review is on "Mighty Mo" by author/illustrator by Alison Brown . What makes us choose a specific book to read?   (I know - isn't it interesting to think about!) This week what caught my attention was the bright red color on the cover of the book.   I loved the emotions of the characters on the cover too.  No words were needed to see what they were feeling. The main character of the book is a racoon named Mo.   Mo is a wild racoon who is terribly bored.  Mo was so bored he took off to find something to do.  Do you know what he did?  He broke into a zoo. Yep, it is true (at least according to the book!) he broke into the zoo.  The first animal he passes is a penguin.  I LOVE penguins.  They walk like this.  Oh, wait, you are reading and can't

Hi Kids, It is time for my weekly book review.  There are so many GGGGRRRREAT books out there, it is difficult to pick one to review each week.   I want to review more than one!! This week, my book review is on " Dragon was Terrible " by author, Kelly DiPucchio and illustrated by Greg Pizzoli . What makes us choose a specific book to read?   It can be a number of things.  This week what caught my attention was the title of the book.   I had to laugh out loud when I read it.... Dragon was Terrible !   Instantly, I wanted to read more. The first page begins the story saying, "Dragon was terrible.  Naturally, dragons have a bit of terrible in them because they are dragons after all."   I laughed to myself (well, Rembrandt Blue, my cat besty, heard me too.)  That is so true.  Who isn't afraid of a dragon?  I asked myself, "Why are we afraid of dragons?  Well, because...they are dragons...duh!"   This made me think a little.  Hum, maybe we shoul

Hi Kids, I have a great book to review for you this week!   The full name of the book is "Freddy & Frito and the Clubhouse Rules" by Alison Friend. The main characters are Freddy, a cute little fox, and Frito, Freddy's best friend who is a mouse.   The opening illustration shows Freddy and Frito painting.     You know how I love art.   I took a moment and really looked at the illustration.   Freddy was painting a bicycle - his painting was neat and organized.  Frito was painting ...gosh...it was a flurry of color creating an abstract painting.   Do you know what "abstract" art is?   Abstract art is basically the use of color creatively without creating a specific form.   It is the freedom to be creative and enjoy color.    (okay - back to the book) Freddy and Frito are best friends and love playing at each other's homes.   At each home, there are rules.  Freddy's house is very neat and Freddy's mom does not want the boys to make messes.