Books by Leigh Hodgkinson
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review 1: This book was nothing like I expected. It was very charming and fun. Wjen the book first started, the bear is just wandering around the city and decides to go into a random apartment. I assumed it would be the exact opposite of Goldilocks and the three bears. Which it was. Except...
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review 1: This was SUCH A CUTE BOOK!! I loved the twist on the story, and how the one bear is lost in the city. I loved the story line. It was very well thought out and told. The illustrations were wonderful accompaniment to the story. I loved how the bear eventually found his way to Goldi...
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review 1: A narrator talks directly to the audience, introducing Limelight Larry, a peacock who wants the book to be only about himself. When Limelight Larry does get all of the "limelight" he finds himself alone. There's lots of humor in this book, and the illustrations are nicely texture...
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review 1: Have you ever felt like the odd one out? Well, so do Timothy Limpet and Tabitha Lumpet. Timothy is a troll who likes things neat; Tabitha is a little girl who likes to play in the mud. Neither feels like they belong where they are, and so when happenstance brings them together, t...
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review 1: I love this book. The writing and illustration style are very reminiscent of Lauren Child's style. Luckily, they also live up to her standards. The art is a lovely comibination of patterns and textures, and incorporates textiles in the collages. The text size and font contrib...
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review 1: I know people love the illustrations in this book, but there was just too much going on for me to enjoy it!Boris doesn't have a home, so when he sees a box full of fluffy stuffing, he can't help but curl up and go to sleep. Of course, the box gets shipped to all kinds of wrong pl...
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review 1: Boris wakes up from a nice nap to find that his shadow has disappeared and he now has the shadow of a mouse! What happened to his shadow? Where did this mouse shadow come from? Then he sees Vernon the mouse with a giant cat shadow? Vernon borrowed his shadow to have a little fun....
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review 1: Boris and the Wrong Shadow by author/illustrator Leigh Hodgkinson is a hoot. Poor Boris gets made fun of because of his puny shadow. Even the birds aren’t scared of him. He soon finds out that someone feels that way about his shadow all the time, but having Boris’s larger shadow ...