Books by Judy Sierra
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review 1: Somewhere in my travels, I ended up with a poster for this book. So before I affixed it to the wall in the Children's Library, I ordered the book. And, of course, I was quite pleased with this simple story about using manners (something that everyone should do, of course)illustra...
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review 1: Genre: Modern fantasyAge: 4-8Summary: The animals in the zoo are experiencing the winter blues. There is snow everywhere, and the animals are becoming sad. They decide to put on a musical that they call Zoozical. The people from the town hear about it, and on performance night th...
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review 1: My five-year-old son picked this book out from the library today. Chicka-Chicka, Boom, Boom! it's not, but it still is a good book for the alphabet. The lower case letter go through a bedtime ritual that is pretty universal to all preschoolers and toddlers. And each element of ...
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review 1: Born to Read tells us the story of Sam, a little boy who had an enormous love for books and reading. Sam read everywhere, he read in bed, at the mall and even while playing basketball. Not only did Sam read books everywhere he could, he also read a large variety of books like boo...
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review 1: Absolutely delightful artwork! Read this out loud yesterday to 1st graders, and they loved it so much, we practically got lost in each scene, looking at every picture. So many fun hidden extras, and not even that hidden... the expressions on the faces of the disgruntled neighbors...
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review 1: I absolutely loved The Sleepy Little Alphabet. The illustrations are wonderful. They put little alphabet surprises in the pictures. Like F and G. You can see on the wall a few pictures with F and G, as well as grown up G holding a book that says "Flowers in the Garden". G also ha...
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review 1: This is definitely a fun book. It is a retelling of the big bad wolf. I read this book to my first grade class for a text to text connection activity. We connected it to the original story of The Big Bad Wolf and talked about similarities and differences through a large venn diag...
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review 1: This picture book is a cute book about animals, working together, and families. In this book an endangered egg is dropped off at the zoo and the kangaroo volunteers to watch and hatch the egg. When the egg hatches a penguin comes out. The whole zoo comes together to help raise th...