Books by Anna McQuinn
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review 1: I really enjoy reading this book, especially if I had children of my own. This story is about a little girl named Lola. She loves going to the library with her dad to borrow books. Each day she borrows a different kind of book. After she reads each story, the next day she bec...
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review 1: My daughter loves this one. All of the Lola books are favorites of hers. This one has two things that stand out to me: first, an engaged dad (and he's black too! This shouldn't be so rare!) and second, it showcases how Lola's reading inspires her playtime. My daughter especially ...
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review 1: Lola loves the books she checks out at the library with her dad. Along with a love of stories, Lola also has a lovely imagination. When they read about a princess, Lola is princess for a day. Lola can be anything she reads about. With her imagination, the adventure in the story n...
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review 1: This book is about a little African American girl named Lola who has grown up her whole life being an only child. She discovers she will soon be a big sister to a baby brother. The book is all about Lola always finding the perfect book for hew newborm baby brother. If he is cryin...
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review 1: Lola has a new baby brother at home and for his every need she has the perfect book. This book covers the needs of a new baby and how a family adjusts to the change. Highly recommended for older siblings who are welcoming little brothers or sisters home. On another note, this boo...
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review 1: This unassuming book begins with little Lola reading a bedtime story about a little girl who will become a big sister. Lola herself will be a big sister too, and she becomes engrossed with picking books that her new baby brother, Leo, will like. She reads her favorite books when ...
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review 1: Leo prepares for baby time with his parent. He loves spending time with the other babies, singing songs, playing with scarves and playing with toys. Children may identify with the structure of baby time at a care facility or library story time. They will enjoy seeing pictures of ...