Kristy Kilfoyle
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Good-bye, Winter! Hello, Spring!
Sadly, Wilson’s awkward phrasing and attempt to maintain a rhyming structure detract from the overall excitement and interest in the squirrels’ tale. An additional purchase for large collections.
Harold Snipperpot's Best Disaster Ever
Pair this title with When's My Birthday by Julie Fogliano for a winning storytime. Highly recommended.
The Yin-Yang Sisters and the Dragon Frightful
Expertly crafted, in both word and form, this tale feels old and new and will be gobbled up by kids.
Joy the Elf
A well-illustrated, additional purchase with a strong message.-Kristy Kilfoyle, Canterbury School, Fort Myers, FL
The Yin-Yang Sisters and the Dragon Frightful
Expertly crafted, in both word and form, this tale feels old and new and will be gobbled up by kids.
Who Did That?: A Whodunit for Children
This title won't be able to hide for long on library shelves. Its broad appeal will have kids tracking it down in a hurry.
Two Rainbows
Just right for teaching Roy G. Biv, or as bibliotherapy for a country mouse who has moved to the city. A smart choice for libraries looking to update their color storytime selections, perfect for one-on-one and small group sharing.
The Call of the Swamp
At home on the shelf with Suzanna Lopez's The Best Family in the World, Cali's tender text is an even more honest look at the real emotions of adoptees. Best shared one-on-one.
The Water Walker
A worthwhile read about a First Nation grandmother and her committment to one of our most important resources, but lacking in the quality of the illustrations.
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