Showing posts with label picture book. Show all posts
Showing posts with label picture book. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 15, 2015

Home

Author & Illustrator: Carson Ellis

From the illustrator of The Composer is Dead by Lemony Snicket, Dillweed’s Revenge by Florence Parry Heide, and the Wildwood series by her husband, Colin Meloy, Carson Ellis created a fascinating picture book about the different types of homes throughout the world, literature, and mythology. Her detailed and artistic illustrations will spark students’ curiosity about how others live. Home provides an excellent opportunity to spark student discussions about their homes and lives.

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Sunday, November 23, 2014

Henry and Mudge get the Cold Shivers

Henry and Mudge get the Cold Shivers
by Cynthia Rylant
book report by Kate Vezzani
Fiction book

Henry and Mudge get the Cold Shivers is mostly about a young boy named Henry and his dog named Mudge,both of them get sick. It’s a boring day at home .In the end they’re a normal family again.

I like this book because I like the dog Mudge and think he is funny. Also Mudge is a saint bernard so is my dog .I am always so eager to turn the page.

My favorite part is when the sickness is over.

Henry is a kind and active boy but when it comes to sick days he is not active at all.

Don't Laugh at Me

Lenna
Don’t Laugh at Me
By Steve Seskin and Allen Shamblin

Fiction book.
The book is about kids that don’t want to be laughed at.
What I like about the book is it teaches you how people that were laughed at felt. My favorite part of the book is when they say don’t laugh at me. The main characters are a boy with glasses, a girl with braces, a beggar,and a boy that was born differently.

Miss Rumphius

                       Miss Rumphius
                                    By
                               Ella O’Neall
                      Author: Barbara Cooney
   
Miss Rumphius is mostly about a little girl who is named Alice and she wants to be like her grandfather. She is going to visit far away places,live by the water ,and change the world. And she does all of that when she grows up. Miss Rumphius changes the world in a beautiful way.

I like this book because it is inspiring. It is inspiring because it tells you need to cause it, you need to change the world some how in a good way.

My favorite part of the book is when Miss Rumphius changes the world by planting Lupines everywhere making the world more beautiful.

Miss Rumphius is a sweet person. She cares for others and helps. She loves children and the world.