Reviews - Board Books, Pop-up Books, Wordless Books, Craft Books, And Other Novelty Titles
More and more we are often we are discovering the most beautiful pop-up, wordless, and other novelty books. These books are wonderful for readers of all ages and are prized by collectors of children's books. The board books provide parents and teachers with a wonderful means to give their very small children beautiful, and durable books to explore.
My Mum
Anthony Browne
Board Book
Ages 2 to 5
Random House (UK), 2008, 978-0-38561-367-5
Five Spring Fairies: A Counting Book with flaps and pop-ups
Joan Halub
Illustrated by Kathy Couri
Novelty Book
Ages 2 to 4
Simon and Schuster, 2008, 1-4169-3906-7
Katy Duck, Big Sister
Alyssa Satin Capucilli
Illustrated by Henry Cole
Board Book
Ages 2 to 5
Simon and Schuster, 2008, 1-4169-4209-2
Quiet Time With Cassatt
Julie Merberg and Suzanne Bober
Board Book (Series)
Ages 2 to 4
Chronicle Books, 2006, 0-8118-5504-X
The Chronicles of Narnia
Based on the books by C.S. Lewis
Pop-ups by Robert Sabuda
Novelty Title
Ages 6 and up
HarperCollins, 2007, 978-0-06-117612-8
Dreaming with Rousseau
Julie Merberg and Suzanne Bober
Board Book (Series)
Ages 2 to 4
Chronicle Books, 2007, 0-8118-5712-3
Collectopia: Wacktivity
Catherine Rondeau and Peggy Brown
Illustrated by Lisa Perrett
Novelty Kit (Series)
Ages 8 and up
Random House, 2007, 978-0-375-84110-1
Stitch-it Kit
Jenny Hart
Photographs by France Ruffenach
Novelty Kit
Ages 9 and up
Chronicle Books, 2004, 0-8118-4321-1
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
Blog| Contact Us| Search | About us
An Online Children’s Book Review Journal
Through The Looking Glass Children’s Book Review
Online book reviews for the child in your life featuring both new and popular children's book authors
Kids book reviews, including book reviews of chapter books, novels, picture books, and non-fiction from famous children’s literature authors. Your review site of books for children.
Action Alert
Reading is Fundamental (RIF) needs your help. The President's proposed fiscal year 2009 budget released in February eliminates the Inexpensive Book Distribution Program, which is the RIF Book Distribution Program. Unless Congress reinstates funding for this program, RIF will be unable to distribute 16 million books annually to the nation's youngest and most at-risk children. RIF serves 4.6 million children. Please click on the link below to visit the RIF Action Alert page so you can make your voice heard and support their efforts.
 |