Books by Jennifer Adams
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review 1: This is a purely book geek thing, but I absolutely LOVE this. Jane Eyre is my favorite classic, so now as a parent, to see Jane Eyre pop up in the children's board book section? Yes please! I had to grab it! Of course, my child thought the dark Gothic colors through out the book ...
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review 1: What's not to like about this little book? It was very funny and I loved, loved, LOVED the illustrations. I appreciate that Adams added summaries of the plays at the end. Although I love Shakespeare and even took a class on him in college, I'm not familiar with all of his plays. ...
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review 1: I never thought I'd be reading Dracula to my 4-month-old, but there you have it! BabyLit Dracula, by Little Master Stoker, is a counting primer. We encounter 1 castle perched atop a tall mountain and surrounded by 3 hoooowling wolves, 8 adorable rats ready to journey to London, 9...
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review 1: This seems to me a book for the parents (read: moms who like Colin Firth) to enjoy more than really being for the little ones. I think the concept is cute, the art is pretty, but some of the things chosen for this "counting primer" just don't make a lot of sense for a children's ...
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review 1: Wonderland is evidently a very colorful place.This book is a color-filled journey through the whimsical world of Wonderland, and an introduction to basic colors featuring Lewis Carroll's classic characters. I do think it could be a tad confusing for a young reader when there are...
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review 1: First of all, Romeo and Juliet isn't really baby appropriate. Secondly, not done that well. The biblophile in me wants to love these books, but I just can't. I dislike that they are really for adults, and do not focus on what babies and toddlers would like to read. There is s...
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review 1: Since I am only one years old. I really enjoy the colors of the books and the simple words for me to understand. -GinnyFrom Ginny's Mom: I really enjoyed this book. Ginny loved pointing at the pictures and all their colors. It's one of the books that she brings over to me over a...
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review 1: I so wanted to like this. The concept is good, board books based on works of literature. The art is great. Simple pictures but with the details that evoke the story, But the words are sparse. There is only a single word or phrase on each page, and my son likes to hear senten...
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review 1: I have no idea who the target audience for this book might be. The illustrations and vocabulary are wildly inappropriate for the normal age range for board books. The style of the artwork makes some of the concepts difficult for a child. I work with children every day, and the co...