 | Zinger's Booklist for Best of 2003 Preschool |
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Bunnies on the Go: Getting from Place to Place
Rick Walton (2003) , under 40 pages
Illustrated by Paige Miglio
Audience: Toddlers, Preschool
Category: Adventure, Read Aloud
(This book has outstanding illustrations)
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Pack up your car, or boat, or hot air
balloon and join a bunny family's cross-
country
vacation in this wonderful book about
different modes of transportation.
Through rhyming text and beautifully
rich illustrations each page features a
way of traveling whether it is by land,
air, or water. See if you can
guess what the bunnies will hop into
next by the clues in
the large colorful illustrations.
Reviewed by: Tammy / Steele Creek Library
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Don't Take Your Snake for a Stroll
Karin Ireland (2003) , under 40 pages
Illustrated by David Catrow
Audience: Preschool, Primary (k-3rd grade)
Category: Humor, Read Aloud
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Can you imagine what might happen if
you took
your elephant to the beach or your
moose to the movies? Chances are it
would be
mayhem. In this
clever rhyming story, a young boy is
cautioned about the hazards of taking
all kinds of unusual pets to typical
people places. Catrow's vibrant,
engaging and hilarious illustrations
compliment Ireland's prose in this
great read aloud book which is sure to
delight all readers.
Reviewed by: Helene / Main Library
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Ella Sarah Gets Dressed
Margaret Chodos-Irvine (2003) , under 40 pages
Illustrated by Margaret Chodos-Irvine
Audience: Toddlers, Preschool, Primary (k-3rd grade)
Category: Concept, Read Aloud, Realistic Fiction
(This book has outstanding illustrations)
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How many of you have a favorite outfit
that you picked out all by yourself?
Well, if you do, then you can
understand why Ella Sarah wants to wear
her pink polka-dot pants, her dress
with orange and green flowers, her
purple and blue socks, yellow shoes,
and her red hat. This charming book
follows Ella Sarah as she tries to
express herself through the clothes she
wears. Illustrated using soft lines
and bright colors, this book draws the
reader in, thereby making us a part of
Ella Sarah's struggle to wear her pink
polka-dot pants and dress with orange
and green flowers… A great book for
free-spirited children and the parent’s
who love to foster their individuality
and independence.
Reviewed by: Tree / Matthews Library
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| Parental Notes |
Comments from Readers
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Alma, age 33 from Texas
An interesting book.
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Natasha, age 17 from UK
This book looks great for children aged 3-6.
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