Each poem dances joyfully off the tongue, begging to be read aloud
by : Lisa Doucet
Young Readers Reviews
Henrietta’s Nightlight sensitively addresses a child’s very real fears
A thoughtful, sensitive depiction of one boy’s struggle to come to terms with the truth about his family
A vibrant story of one imaginative girl and her goat’s lavish lifestyle that instills a message of creative confidence and fun for children
A captivating read for youth aged 9 to 12
Children and adults will relate to Kate’s countdown and anxious anticipation of summertime
Important lessons from the importance of family ties to the idea that the best cakes are made from locally sourced, homemade ingredients
Aimed at children but a welcome addition to any adult’s collection for its historical and cultural significance
A mirror and a window, a reflection and an aspiration
Also a touching tale of sibling love and loyalty
As the numbers get higher, children have a slightly more complex task…counting the number of hooves on the oxen
With fascinating and helpful information on the perils faced by puffins
