The Day the Stones Walked
by T.A. Barron, illustrated by William Low
Published 2007. This story has a great sense of whimsy to it, especially the artwork, good texture and color. In some parts of the story, the text is a bit lengthy. I felt the illustrations could’ve shown what was being said. Instead, they told me what was happening. A fun story, but a bit long in spots. I’d still probably read it again.
Girl Versus Squirrel
written by Hayley Barrett, illustrated by Renee Andriani
Published 2020. A story of my own heart, I’ve been battling a few squirrels at our house too, and I came to the same conclusion as Pearl. The artwork isn’t to my typical taste but it was exciting and enjoyable for the story. A nice book.
An Excessive Alphabet
written by Judi Barrett, illustrated by Ron Barrett
Published 2016. Nostalgic artwork and a very fun and unique take on an ABC book, with a fun activity reveal at the end.
It’s Great Being a Dad
by Dan Bar-el, illustrated by Gina Perry
Published 2017. I probably would’ve never picked this one up by judging it from the cover, but I’m glad it crossed into my eyes. The story starts unexpectedly and it’s a sweet story from beginning to end.
Duck, Duck, Moose!
by Sudipta Bardhan-Quallen, pictures by Noah Z. Jones
Published 2014. I adored the style of this book, the line work and coloring works well for me. Using only 2 unique words, the story tells itself and does a very nice job of it. Fun from beginning to end with a sweet ending.
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Caleb
