Books by Sandra Boynton
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review 1: Sandra Boynton, Fifteen Animals (Workman, 2003)Fifteen Animals is another of those Boynton books that (as far as I can tell) grew out of a song rather than the other way around. My experience is that those tend to be less—magical, for want of a better word—than the ones that were...
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review 1: People go through many moods. They come and go, and you can usually find a good one, like the animals in this book do (except for that duck).This is another brilliant Sandra Boynton board book. It seems like emotions and moods aren't usually something that's addressed in books ...
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review 1: Sandra Boynton seems to perfectly understand what excites infants and toddlers. This week at Bambini Travel we are all about getting moving with your little ones. Winter seems to be sitting on top of us, blanketing us in snow, isolating us with its cold winds. Indoor playgrounds,...
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review 1: Perfect for about age 2-3. Asks in verse whether or not the child is a particular animal throughout the book. I field-tested it with a sunny two-year-old, who looked at me with wide eyes as I read, and answered solemnly, "No" to each page. Me: "Are you a cow?" Two-year-old: ...
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review 1: Though I had never done the "gitchy-gitchy-goo" during real tickle time before, we merged tickle time with reading the book the first time through and it became an instant hit. Small wonder she wouldn't put it down the rest of the night and made a bee line for it again the next m...
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review 1: Sandra Boynton, Happy Birthday, Little Pookie (Robin Corey Books, 2010)Pookie has a father! Okay, that may not seem like such a big thing in a series of ten-page pre-lit board books, but as a father I was thrilled to see it. This wasn't our favorite of the Pookie books, but take ...
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review 1: This one was both fun and funny, although I would certainly recommend it as a read aloud, perhaps with interactive participants, at least for the knock knock jokes. I particularly enjoyed the subject, being a personal fan of cows, although I do need to point out that several oth...
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review 1: Age Recommendation: 6+"Two cow stories! Three cow poems! Eleven or so cow jokes! One cow myth! One cow comic book! Find the hidden cows! Way too many unexplained chickens!" That's how this absurd non-fiction book for kids begins, and it gets more ridiculous from there. Kids shoul...