Showing posts with label shapes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label shapes. Show all posts

Saturday, September 5, 2015

The Dark, Dark Night

children's books, happiness, friendship, best friends, shapes, shadows, dark, afraid, winter, sleep, caring, brave, confidence, courage, light reading, kids' literature, Text: M. Christina Butler

Illustrations: Jane Chapman

Year: 2008

Publisher: Little Tiger Press, London

Age: 4 - 8 years

No. of Pages: 32

Book Type: Picture Book

ISBN:  978 1 84506 637 6

This book is an endearing comedy of errors which features five good friends – Badger, Rabbit, Hedgehog, Dormouse and Frog.

Frog has just woken up from a long winter sleep and in his excitement, he sets off a series of mishaps caused by ‘shadow monsters!’

This ought to be a good book for little ones who are afraid of the dark.

Excerpt

Frog was very excited. All winter he had been asleep under a stone, and now it was spring, he was on his way back to the pond.

Sunday, May 24, 2015

The Shape of my Heart


Illustrations: Alys Paterson

Year: 2013

Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing, London

Age: 2 - 6 years

No. of Pages: 32

Book Type: Picture Book, Educational

ISBN:  978 1 40882 705 5

This brightly colored creative book introduces little ones to all the shapes, sounds and flavors a child comes across during the day.

The book is adorable for its warm and caring approach to turn the ordinary into a colorful learning experience – the hands we hold one another with. :-)

Excerpt

This is the shape of my shoes.

Aren't they nice?

And this is the shape of your feet. 



Saturday, August 4, 2012

Shape Spotters – Puffin Young Readers – Level 2


Illustrator: Sami Sweeten

Year: 2002

Publisher: Puffin Young Readers, USA

Age: 2 and above

No. of Pages: 32

ISBN: 978-0-44846-125-0

This book from the Puffin Young Readers series is a creative puzzle book rolled into a wisp of a story and packaged just right for 2 to 4-year-olds. Our toddler loved spotting shapes and (by default!) colors on every page. 

Excerpt

The shape has no beginning.

The shape has no end.

It goes around and around.

It curves and it bends. 



Other titles in this series