Books by Kristyn Crow
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review 1: I’ve been a Molly Idle fan ever since Flora and the Flamingo and love her style and paired with Kristyn Crow’s storyline and as an added bonus this spooky-sweet story was perfectly times with Halloween (unintentionally). In quasi Addams’ Family form, Zombelina’s family is an ecle...
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review 1: I think many kids will find this very amusing, and I did appreciate the twist ending, but I wanted to like this book much better than I did. There was something about the illustration style that didn’t appeal to me. In fact I found it kind of creepy, but not in a way that necessa...
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review 1: To this day I still can hear Jan's whining cry "Marcia! Marcia! Marcia!" bemoaning her woes of being not only Marcia’s younger sister, but also her seemingly invisible position as the middle child of the huge Brady Bunch. She’s not alone. The Brady Bunch housekeeper, Alice, i...
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review 1: A very colorful, cute, and loud picture book starring a skeleton cat who gets to come back for its tenth life as a drummer. The cartoony illustrations are fun and bright, though some young readers may be a bit frightened by the skeleton and ghosts (though this would be a great bo...
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review 1: This is a modern version of the classic story the tortoise and the hare. I chose this book for my Caldecott nominations because of the way the illustrator was able to depict the current trend and technology in the pictures. The rabbit was dressed in modern clothes, parking his c...