Jennifer Oxley and Billy Aronson
Random House Young Readers
(Sept 2012 )
The Chicken Problem, is a cute story about a little girl named Peg, her cat,
and a pig, who are hoping to have a nice picnic on the farm. Sadly, all
doesn’t go as planned when someone leaves the barn door open and there
are chickens everywhere!
This was a great book that will help young ones to work on their
counting skills (chickens chickens everywhere), and a story that will
help children to develop some problem solving skills as well, as they
see new ways to solve the “chicken problem”. There are also very
colorful illustrations that look like something a young child would
create. The Chicken Problem, is a fun book for children and adults.
Buy
this one! - a great addition for libraries or personal collections. (Ages 3 and up)
Where's Ellie?; Salina Yoon
A Hide-and Seek Book
Robin Corey Books
(August 2012)
Very young
children (from just a few months to about age 3) will love this book
and enjoy searching for where Ellie the Elephant is hiding. You'll have to finish the whole book to find out, but that won't be a problem as this one is a visual pleaser.
Very
cute critters on each page, simple and colorful objects and bright
colorful illustrations will make this board book the perfect addition to
a newborn’s first library…..loved it.
(eReview copies made possible through the publishers via Edelweiss)
Oh my gosh, The Chicken Problem looks adorable!
ReplyDeleteWhat's not to love about an elephant named Ellie??? I adore that one and would so buy both of these books!!
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