Momo celebrating time to read

TELL ME, Children, Reading and Talk , Aidan Chambers, Thimble Press  Was there anything you liked about this book?  Was there anything you d...

Where does the stuff of dreams go?  Does it pass into the dreams of others? I am a fan of books with questions (and sometimes even answers)....

A visually stunning, gently restrained picture book that should be high up on readers’ lists.  Kirkus Star review I found a quirky little bo...

Subtitle: A Bear, a Hare and Some Underwear On the title page we see Bear waking up to the sound of his alarm clock. He feels that something...

You could begin with the dedication by Marianna Coppo - "To all insomniacs, for one reason or another." - or better yet share thi...

The subtitle of this book is "A book of possibilities" and that is so true. How ready are you?  not at all; thinking about it; jus...

Henry is a snail who loves to explore his environment during the night. He can burrow under fallen leaves, find water drops on spider webs, ...

Isaac visits the New York public library with his parents: "Isaac's parents loved books. They adored how they smelled and the way t...

Freddie has a new obsession - space. He collects every fact he can, and he shares these on post-it notes all around his house. If you met Fr...

If you begin with the title, you might anticipate this book is told in rhyme. "One Feather Blue" not one blue feather. Then turn t...

  Einstein did not say: "Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life be...