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Who hasn't looked at a fruit or vegetable and seen a funny face? In Read more

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A favorite in our house
We've had this book for many years, and it's still a favorite.Even my 7 year old still picks it up to read now and then.The pictures are sweet, and the intention is authentic.I highly recommend this book. :o)

Great picture book
This is a fun picture book, kids love to look at the amazing things fruits and vegetables can be!

Great Picture Book for all ages!
Adults and kids alike will thoroughly enjoy looking through this book and seeing the expressions these fruits and vegetables have to share with us!You will never look at 5 a day the same again! ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Children's Books/Ages 4-8 Nonfiction    2. Children: Preschool    3. Emotions    4. Humor - General    5. Juvenile Fiction    6. Juvenile literature    7. Preschool Picture Story Books    8. Social Issues - Emotions & Feelings    9. Vegetable carving    10. Juvenile Fiction / Social Situations / Emotions & Feelings   

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Great Christmas present!
Kids from 8 to 12 love jokes and this joke book is for them.Easy to read, predictably corny, these jokes will keep them reading and improve their memory skills. A good book
This is a great book the title is really what it is like hilariose. There are a whole bunch of jokes for kids like you and me i loved it so why shouldent you? I read it in about 4 days its great if i were you i would buy it for your kids they will love it.These type of book are great for stocking stuffers to so ENJOY you holidays and enjoy this book!!! ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Children's 9-12 - Humor / Jokes    2. Children's Books/Ages 9-12 Nonfiction    3. Children: Young Adult (Gr. 7-9)    4. Humor - Jokes & Riddles    5. Jokes    6. Wit and humor    7. Wit and humor, Juvenile    8. Juvenile Nonfiction / Humor / Jokes & Riddles   

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terrific for small and older children
The wonderful , colorful illustrationsinspire children in an easy step by step non-intimidating way.Even the 5th graders at the school I teach art at love this book and so do I.

Good for beginners
Even young budding artists can learn to draw with this simple and colorful book. Easy, step-by-step instruction and vivid crayon and marker illustrations are enticing to young children.This was a great tool for my 6-year-old daughter who loves to draw, as she could easily complete the drawings in the book.I highly recommend this one for beginners! ... Read more

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For Kids, This Book is Great!
At first my seven year-old son, a devout Captain Underpants fan, was doubtful as to whether or not to get this book. He saw the so-so ratings on Amazon and didn't think he was going to enjoy it. But upon purchasing a used version of the book, he found he loved all the activities included.
Satisfied Aunt
I bought my nephew this book as his first chapter book and he absolutly loved it, he sat down and read it in one day, and he just turned six. I am not bothered by the misspelled words. After all these books are supposed to be written by 2nd graders, and at that young an age teachers should not be correcting spelling, they should be encouraging children to sound out a word, and then make an educated guess as to how it is spelled. It's about recognizing letter sounds, and letter combinations, not exact spelling. That comes later. I plan on getting the entire series for my nephew for christmas.

I love CaptainUnderpants
I love the activities in this book.The comics made me laugh until I wet my pants.The jokes and comics are hilarious. It's not my most favorite Captain Underpants book but I still love it. Though the jokes are a lliittttlle overoffensive. ... Read more

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Editorial Review

Every year, as the leaves start turning gold and the night air getschilly, children all over the world begin dreaming of the Great Pumpkin... Well,at least one faithful child does. Poor Linus. While Charlie Brown, Lucy, Snoopy,and the gang make preparations for trick-or-treating and Halloween parties, thisstalwart believer risks their ridicule to write his annual letter to themystical orange orb, in hopes that Read more

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IT's the Great Pumpkin,Charlie Brown
Essentially the Same.
Even though this 35th Anniversary Edition is illustrated by someone else, it's essentially the same story book that appeared years ago. True, the story has been trimmed down some. But most of the elements are still there: Linus' desperate hoping, Charlie Brown's holey costume, Lucy putting her brother to bed. The illustration look almost identical to the drawings of the beloved Schulz and if it weren't for the fact that Paige Braddock's name appears on the title page, one wouldn't be able to tell the difference. Besides, this is a great Peanuts's story and one of the best Halloween stories around.

Re-Drawn Book Adapted From the TV Special
I almost feel like a traitor saying anything less than praise for this book featuring the Peanuts Gang created originally by Charles M. Schulz.I, like millions of others, grew up with Charlie Brown, Lucy, Linus, Violet, Snoopy, Pig Pen, Schroeder, and Sally.Every year at Halloween I looked forward to seeing the story of sincere Linus waiting for the Great Pumpkin in the pumpkin patch. This book contains all the characters and it re-tells essentially the same story but it has been illustrated by Paige Braddock rather than Schulz and adapted by Justine and Ron Fontes and seems to have lost something in the process. The Peanuts gang always was kind of surly with each other, calling names like Blockhead, pulling footballs out from each other and laughing at one another's expense. In this story, of course, Linus is the brunt of the teasing because he has undying faith in the mythical Great Pumpkin.For years I loved watching the Charlie Brown cartoon specials, the catchy piano jazz theme and the short, big-headed kids with their flat feet and funny facial expressions.Who could help loving Snoopy as the Red Baron or little Woodstock? These cartoons have always had a decidedly adult sense of humor, sometimes rather dark humor even though children the world over have loved the cartoon kids themselves.Read more

Subjects:  1. Children's Books/Ages 4-8 Fiction    2. Children: Grades 1-2    3. Fiction    4. Halloween    5. Holidays & Celebrations - Halloween    6. Juvenile Fiction    7. Juvenile Fiction / Holidays & Festivals / Halloween   

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Lucado is Great!!!
I thought this book was great - it was really colorful. The overall feel reminded me of the book "Now I Know the Ten Commandments". I recommend it to anyone.
Max Lucado book
This book is for all ages.It is a great book to read to your grandchildren, but even if you don't have children, it has such a great message for everyone.

Excellent message
I love love love this story.It's great for all ages.We first received this story in its paperback (scholastic)version.I tend to like the illustrations better in that version than in this smaller, hardcover book.Nevertheless, an excellent read with your kids.This would be extremely beneficial for pre-teen (middle school age) kids. ... Read more

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Yoga for the whole family!
These cards are wonderful!We heard about them from a Yoga Kids instructor and our kids love them.
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Good recipes - but very inefficient.
Children love to follow instructions, step by step, and this book has an over abundance of unnecessary and inefficient steps that can make a simple recipe that would normally take 20 minutes to prep, drag on for hours. Any adult, who cooks like this doesn't cook often, cooks professionally or spends most of their waking hours in a kitchen.
For Every Kid, Parent, and Grandparent You Know
I've given this book to just about every kid, parent, and grandparent in my life, all to rave reviews.My niece hoards it from her brother.One friend's son cooks dinner for the family once a week from this book.Another friend asks her grand-daughter to choose a recipe or two from the book and they spend a Saturday afternoon centering a cooking lesson around the skills learned therein.The book strikes just the right tone:friendly without being cutesy, snappy without being silly.It's a marvelous idea beautifully executed, and a great gift. Abigail Johnson Dodge hit a home run with this one.

Yum!
This is a really great book! Everyone will like all of the recipies. Amazon says that The Kids Cookbook is for ages 4-8, but people of all ages like it. If you have a kid who is picky about food, this book is where you can find recipies that he will like. ... Read more

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Knock Knock jokes
A cute joke book especially for preschoolers.I purchased one for my nephew also and he thought they were so funny.

Knock Knock Who's There: My First Book of Knock Knock Jokes
This book has cute illustrations and big easy words for beggining readers.The Jokes are easy to understand for a 4 or 5year old.Pre-schoolers and kindergardners who like humor and telling jokes would love this funny book. My little comedian has me read it over and over.

Left us wanting more
This book is very cute and like another reviewer mentioned, a good start.I just wish there was more to it.My 3 year old loves, and understands all the jokes and it's a blast to hear her telling them after reading it.We just wish it were longer. ... Read more

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Editorial Review

Kids love to hammer, saw, turn bolts, and build things. But of coursereal tools are a little too hazardous for those tiny fingers. So Caldecott Honorartist Stephen T. Johnson (Read more

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A delightful learning book!
Children love tools and love to build things. My Little Red Toolbox is Stephen T. Johnson's contribution to a safe way that children can learn about tools. He's created a wonderful educational combination of a toolbox and a book.
Great Teaching Book
This is the first book a teacher needs to Teach the First Thirty Days of Readers Workshop. After I used it for a minilesson it quickly became a children's favorite request.

Keeps My 2 1/2 Busy for Hours
This came in a gift basket for my newborn son, but my 2 1/2 year-old daughter confiscated it, and she LOVES it! She's learned all about what different tools do, and it has cardboard tools / puzzle pieces that she can pull out and actually practice with.Also focuses on shapes and counting. We always have workers in our house, and my daughter loves knowing the types of tools that they are using.We have read it about 100 times, and it keeps her busy for long stretches of time. Love it! ... Read more

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Excellent
My 13 year old son, who is a very reluctant reader, has
The whole family can enjoy.
I got this book for my son who is fasinated by the Titanic. We found when we got it that it has wonderful facts and it was easy for the entire family to share. I highly recomend this book for anyone who is interested in the Titanic.

Great book
I bought this at a gift shop at the Titanic Exhibit. It's a beautiful, colorful book with really cool facts. I was not aware there was a third class family (with nine children!) who all perished because they made it to the boat deck too late. It also provided a little information on Alice Cleaver (who killed her baby son a few years before). This is a great book for any Titanic fan. ... Read more

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The Best of the Baseball Card Adventures
My son and I both really enjoyed this latest baseball card adventure by Dan Gutman. Not knowing anything about the Negro Baseball League, I found the history fascinating.Satch, as portrayed by Mr. Gutman, is a wonderful, larger-than-life character.My son was blown away by a surprise ending.We both felt this was the best of Mr. Gutman's books.

WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
This is a great book,I've read many sport books written by Dan.I must admit this is probably the best Dan book i've read.
"Satch & Me" is great!
"Satch and Me" is Dan Gutman's latest novel in the "Baseball Card Adventures" series.Once again, Stosh travels back in time to meet a baseball player. This time, he travels to 1942 to meet Satchel Paige.
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Editorial Review

When Duck gets the zany idea to ride a bike one day, each animal on thefarm has a reaction. "M-o-o-o," says Cow. But what she's really thinking is, "Aduck on a bike? That's the silliest thing I've ever seen!" Pig and Pig say"Oink," thinking all the while, "Duck is such a show-off!" But it's not until acrew of kids shows up and leaves their bikes lying about that the true feelingsof all the animals come to light, and for one brief, glorious moment, the farmis a mad, mad world of two-wheeling road hogs (and chickens and horses andgoats). David Shannon, the creator of Caldecott Honor Book, Read more

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Fun Read!
My two year old and four year old love this book!We checked it out of the library and were sad to have to return it. The story moves along in a very predictable way, yet has a great twist at the end. It gets read several times a week and has definitely become one of our family's new favorites!

I wish I could ride a bike just like duck!
For me, any book that can be acted, as much as read aloud, is a book that I want to share with my listeners and one that I would definitely recommend to you. This book is both those things. The ingenious text invites you to mimic the farm animals and be the most spirited reader you can be. In the hands of a dedicated reader and/or a devoted parent, this title will prove an exceedingly satisfying read. The illustrations are gorgeous and can be most appreciated in the arms of a child while he/she studies them up close. The clever ending will hopefully tempt your son or daughter to say, "Uh-oh, what's he up to now?" and foster a discussion with him/her about what might happen to Duck next. This is one of the best examples of contemporary literature for young children because it so artfully combines smart writing with outstanding illustrations. Again, like so many of the books I've presented to my audiences at the Children's Museum, this is a book that should be included in your young child's library because it will undoubtedly be read over and over and enjoyed till it's worn.

Delightful!
This is such a fun book for children and their Parents! The farm animals are so cute and the expression on their face is humorous! Parent's can have fun giving each character a different voice.This is an excellent book for young children!My son enjoys many of David Shannon's stories, including the David books.The David books are probably more for children past the toddler stage.My son read one of the David books in front of class and the students loved it!The David pictures are pretty funny too.
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The Notorious Notations
As a big Lemony Snicket fan, being thirteen, my opinion may not matter much to anyone who reads it. However, I, like Klaus Baudelaire, have read many a more books than the average man reads in a lifetime. Having the reading comprehension of an adult, I say the book was utterly Snicket, a phrase here whitch means "Nothing less than expected of this wonderful, and slightly misunderstood, author." So I shame those who have given him merely two stars!! I have, like Mr.Snicket and the Baudelaires, have done a great deal of research on him, and some do not like his books, while others find it perfect for their taste. I am one of these people, who love a good mystery WITHIN the story, not a mystery itself. So for those who dislike Mr. Snicket, go read Pride and Prejudice, and leave this book alone.

A Series of Unfortunate Events: The Notorious Notations (A Series of Unfortunate Events)
Very interesting book. A great place to write your own story.

Meh...
Thought this was the last book and I bought it, terribly excited and surprised at the lack of hype. It's actually just a diary, so if you have a child interested in the series, it's definitely something they'd enjoy. Otherwise...meh (shrugs shoulders). ... Read more

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Delicious when fried
There are some jokes out there that are so classic they've passed the point where they're funny anymore. Knock-knock jokes fall into this category. Light bulb jokes too. And then there's the best one of them all. Why-did-the-chicken-cross-the-road jokes. Boy oh boy you just can't make anyone laugh with one of those anymore, can you? Well that's the way my thinking would have gone had I not picked up a bizarre little picture book title by the same name. In this book fourteen different children's illustrators are each granted a two-page spread to offer their answer to this, the oldest of questions. No two answers are exactly alike and no two illustrators have styles even vaguely similar. It makes for a book that kids will adore, grown-ups will pore over, and insipient illustrators will want to keep very close at hand.
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A Family Favorite!
My children (ages 7 and 4) stumbled across this book at our favorite bookstore recently, and I can't say enough about the smiles and cheer it has brought them. I now plan to buy this book as a gift for every child I know (and even a few adults). Adorable black and white photos have managed to capture our animal friends in the most peculiar poses, opening wonderful dialog opportunities in our family. Even if you aren't "blue" this book will elevate the mood of anyone, any age. It's destined to be a favorite for many families.
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Fond memories from 2nd grade
After recess every day we would be given a page from the Anti Coloring book and allowed to draw to our hearts content for half an hour. It was one of my favorite times of the day.

Two thumbs up, most definitely!!
As a parent and former early childhood educator, I am pleased to write this review. In a day and age when entertainment does not require much thought process from our young ones (i.e. video games, pointless television shows, computer software, etc.), it is very refreshing to stumble upon the Anti-Coloring Book. Our children are exposed to endless amounts of effort-free fun stuff; and ultimately, young minds become lazy, trained, and forgetful of the power of imagination. How can you say no to a product that fosters developmentally appropriate learning, and promotes self awareness, self confidence, self expression, and independent thinking?? Help your child to break free from the lines and boundaries that hold them back.Kudos to the creators... it's time to get real about our children's needs!

I grew up with Anti-Coloring Books
I still remember some of the specific pages I created in my Anti-Coloring Books almost 20 years ago! I had 4 or 5 different books and loved them all. These books encourage creativity, empowering kids to draw and think "outside the lines." I look forward to giving these books to my nieces, nephews, and children in the near future and are thrilled to learn that they're still available. ... Read more

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Editorial Review

"I spy a heart, a starfish, a frog, / A towel, a trowel, a taxi, adog;/ Seven horses, a barrel, a duck that is teeny, / Two real feathers, and a surfer's bikini." Now, all you have to do is find these objects in Walter Wick's masterful, crystal-clear, boldly colorful photographic landscapes. Read more

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Great fun
Great fun for kids, challenging for adults.Hones observation skills for all ages.

hours of fun
Like all of the I spy books, this one offers hours and hours of fun for all ages.Some of the things to be found took days to find, which can be a bit frustrating for some people.

The best trip companion for a little kid
This book is as exciting for kids as it is for parents.I bought our first I Spy book for a long (17 hrs) plane flight with my 3.5 year old and it really did the job of entertaining him enough.Without it the trip could have been a nightmare.I recommend it to anyone who needs to keep a child entertained and occupied for a longer period of time.

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My girls loved it
My girls, 3 and 5 really like the Little Pony toys and books overall.They pick out the one story they want to hear by looking at the index in the front.They enjoy the pictures and trying to identify the pony with their name.
My daughter LOVES this book!!
I purchased this book for my 4 year old daughter as a christmas present. She has asked me to read this book every night since then. She loves the colors and she adores every pony, in the opening of the book the first story is "Meet the Ponies", she has never asked me what the names of her little ponies were before this book but now she almost has most of her ponies names memorized! And she has alot of them! She also told me that she thinks that the ponies are very good friend to each other. She says that they are never mean and they always ask to help their friends. I feel that this is a very good lesson for my daughter to learn. Even though some of the stories are a little pointless you do learn one key thing and that is that friends are very special and you should try always to be a good one.

Fun Storybook!
I am 10 yrs old and I love this story book. You'll wanna read it all day! It has 8 wonderful stories. ''Meet The Ponies'' isn't so bad, it isn't my favorite though. ''Pinkie Pie's Spooky Dream'' is very cool. Rainbow Dash, Sparklesworks, and Pinkie Pie sleep outside and Pinkie Pie has a scary dream. ''A Pony's Tale'' is so fun to read. Cotton Candy realizes that adding the other pony's ideas in the play makes it even better. ''Fun At The Fair'' is one of my very favorites, it starts when the ponies rush to the fair and Minty want a teddy bear, and keeps trying to get it and doesn't give up. ''Pony Party''is very cute. Everybody helps Pinkie Pie feel better and they make her a new costume of of some of theres. ''Wishes Do Come True!'' is fun to read. Maybe you are just supposed to make up your own story about what happens next after Skywishes wakes up. Anyway Star Catcher makes everybody's dreams come true and Skywishes discover where the pegasus's secret hideout is. ''Fashion Fun'' is really cute. Minty picks a rain outfit and keep tripping in it, so Sew-And-So gives her ''gorgeous galoshes'' so she wan't slip, tumble, and trip! The last story, ''Butterfly Hunt'', is auctally very interesting! It is also very cute. Two ponies catch butterflies and find a whole bunch of them, and then they take them for a flight over Ponyville! ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Action & Adventure - General    2. Animals - Horses    3. Children's Books/Ages 4-8 Fiction    4. Children's stories, American    5. Children: Kindergarten    6. Fiction    7. Juvenile Fiction    8. Ponies    9. Short stories    10. Social Issues - Friendship    11. Toys, Dolls, & Puppets    12. Juvenile Fiction / Social Situations / Friendship