[New post] September and October Children’s Book Wrap-Up

jessejanereads posted: " We discovered a new library full of board books for borrowing. Spawn and I had quite a bit of fun. We also acquired a few new board books so lots of reading was had these last couple of months. Hello World! Ocean Life by Jill McDonald Bright, color" Respond to this post by replying above this line New post on JesseJaneReads September and October Children's Book Wrap-Up by jessejanereads We discovered a new library full of board books for borrowing. Spawn and I had quite a bit of fun. We also acquired a few new board books so lots of reading was had these last couple of months. Hello World! Ocean Life by Jill McDonald Bright, colorful, and factual. I would have enjoyed more facts per creature. My 20 month old didn't have the attention span for it. 4/5 I'm the Scariest Thing in the Castle by Kevin Sherry Silly, spooky fun with some plot. I did voices so the spawn was begging me to read it on repeat. It's out of print as a board book so we'll be borrowing that again soon. 5/5 You Are My Magical Unicorn by Joyce Wan Very pretty with a nice message but zero plot 3/5 Get Dressed Sasquatch by Kyle Sullivan I loved this. It had a story, it rhymes, and it had a fun monster. Spawn didn't like this one as much as I did. 5/5 Hush Now Banshee! by Kyle Sullivan A large variety of mythical creatures, counting, and a lesson about inside voices. It was a little too dense for spawn's attention span but I loved it. We'll try again in a few months 5/5 Good Night Krampus by Kyle Sullivan Shorter but just as funny and sweet as the other two but I did voices so Spawn loved it. He'd ask for it. He loves it when I do voices. The message here is about going to bed. 5/5 La Llorona by Patty Rodriguez Part of a bilingual series, they managed to make a very creepy lore into an acceptable children's book. It hinted without outright saying the inspiration. Spawn liked looking at the pictures of the mom and kids. 4/5 Lucha Libre by Patty Rodriguez Spawn can identify most of his main body parts so this was fun. He requested it a couple of times. 5/5 Spooky Pookie by Sandra Boynton Pookie needs a Halloween costume. It's cute. 5/5 Eek! Halloween! by Sandra Boynton The chickens have no idea what chaos this is. Silly, spooky fun. 5/5 Here George by Sandra Boynton George ignores his family, preferring to dance by himself 2.5/5 RuPaul Charles by Little Bee Books Short, simple, factual, and too dense for my toddler's attention span 4/5 This free site is ad-supported. Learn more ​ jessejanereads | November 1, 2021 at 12:47 pm | Tags: books, parenting, reading, wrap-up | Categories: Books | URL: https://wp.me/p6FSMr-3V1 Comment    See all comments    Like Unsubscribe to no longer receive posts from JesseJaneReads. Change your email settings at Manage Subscriptions. Trouble clicking? Copy and paste this URL into your browser: https://jessejane306.wordpress.com/2021/11/01/september-and-october-childrens-book-wrap-up/ Thanks for flying with WordPress.com