Koncocoo

Best Children’s Books about Libraries & Reading

Thomas and Friends: My Red Railway Book Box (Bright & Early Board Books)
All four of the enormously popular Thomas board books are here: Go, Train, Go! In the early 1940s, a loving father crafted a small, blue, wooden engine for his son, Christopher.
Reviews
"My 3 year old son LOVES Thomas and Friends."
"The suggested retail price on the box is $15 too so this is a great value!"
"I have to say, the stories are a bit of a drag from a parent's perspective."
"The stories themselves aren't substantial of course, and there's some silliness like people having to get off a bus and walk to another train station avoid a 'toad in the road,' but they're cute and they hold her interest."
"I purchased this book Thomas & Friends book set for my son's upcoming birthday and I love it!"
"My son isn't a big fan of the older Shining Time Station Thomas and prefers the CGI stuff."
"I would recommend this to a friend, but would make sure they know the size of the set is small."
"I got this book set for my 17 month old for Christmas and it has been such a great hit with him."
Find Best Price at Amazon
Llama Llama's Little Library
With simple rhyming text and durable pages that take little ones through morning, playtime, and bedtime, these board books are just right for reading aloud again and again! Her passion for creating extended to home and garden and she lovingly restored an 18th century farmhouse in southern Vermont.
Reviews
"I just wanted to let others know that the titles in this set are: "Llama Llama Nighty-Night," "Llama Llama Zippity-Zoom," "Llama Llama Hoppity-Hop," and "Llama Llama Wakey-Wake.""
"I had heard about these books from my friends so I thought we would try it."
"Wonderful books!"
"We absolutely love our Llama books."
"Simple and adorable books."
"My grandson is having fun with this."
"My daughter adores these books so much!"
"My nephew loves these books."
Find Best Price at Amazon
Finding Winnie: The True Story of the World's Most Famous Bear
Before Winnie-the-Pooh, there was a real bear named Winnie. * "A perfect melding of beautiful art with soulful, imaginative writing, this lovely story, penned by Colebourn's great-great granddaughter, is ideal for sharing aloud or poring over individually. * "The book strikes a lovely, understated tone of wonder and family pride...[Sophie Blackall] proves that she's equally imaginative at chronicling straight-on reality too." "[An] inspiring text...Blackall's breathtaking watercolor illustrations demand to be examined up close, and Winnie's face is as expressive as the humans'.
Reviews
"He loved the watercolored illustrations and it was really well done throughout the book, ending in photos from the original storylines."
"Based on the true story of Winnie the Pooh, this is the appealing background tale of the original Winnie, named for Winnipeg, Canada."
"I bought to read to my students, but I do not think I will read to kindergarteners."
"Wow BY FAR MY FAVORITE BOOK!"
"A. Milne, this is the first I've heard of this story of the connection between the writer and his son and this army mascot!"
"5 year old grandaughter loved this story especially as a preview to the Pooh's Library series that we also gave her."
"Amazing true story told in a very charming manner by an actual descendant of one of the main characters!!"
"Really wanted to like it----but the story in a story is too confusing, and the words and theme is all over the place."
Find Best Price at Amazon

Best Children's Reading & Writing Education Books

First 100 Words
Your little one will soon learn some essential first words and pictures with this bright board book. Roger lives in London and has three children, who have been the inspiration behind many of his best publishing ideas.
Reviews
""First 100 Words" by Roger Priddy was bought as a gift for my sons’s first birthday and it is the perfect book for a one year old. It is quite a basic book and the sort of board book most children will have at some stage in their life. This version of the book is pretty small (it's 5 x 6 inches; an over-sized ABC/colors version can be found here), and it can withstand rough little hands as it is a board book."
"This book is perfect for the diaper bag!"
"My toddler loves this book!"
"This is necessary for every child."
"I love this book, it’s colorful and captures attention of my baby."
"Extremely well made little fat word book for my handsome new step-grand-baby."
"Gift for my great grandson's first Christmas."
"My 2 year old loves this book."
Find Best Price at Amazon

Best Children's Jobs & Careers Reference Books

Oh, the Places You'll Go!
In a starred review, Booklist notes, “Seuss’s message is simple but never sappy: life may be a ‘Great Balancing Act,’ but through it all ‘There’s fun to be done.’” A perennial favorite and a perfect gift for anyone starting a new phase in their life! Kindergartners, graduate students, newlyweds, newly employeds--all will glean shiny pearls of wisdom about the big, bountiful future. Dr. Seuss, with his inimitable illustrations and exhilarating rhymes, is convinced ("98 and 3/4 percent guaranteed") that success is imminent.
Reviews
"He loves the story and the classic Seuss rhyming scheme and will one day appreciate the deeper philosophy buried in the margins."
"This will be apart of my babies graduation gift."
"I had given this book to my granddaughter as a toddler."
"This will be my daughter's 2030 High School graduation present."
"Tomorrow, he will take it to school and have this year's teacher's sign it."
"Arrived early, and it is delightful."
"We intend to have their teachers at each grade level throughout their school career write something in this book about them and we will present it to them at graduation."
"This book makes a wonderful graduation gift."
Find Best Price at Amazon

Best Children's ESL Books

Am I small? Je suis petite, moi ?: Children's Picture Book English-French (Bilingual Edition) (English and French Edition)
Eventually she finds the surprising answer... « Je suis petite, moi ? » Perplexe, Tamia se met en route à travers un monde fabuleux et coloré pour aller poser sa question. Émerveillée, elle y croise des collectionneurs d’arcs-en-ciel et des attrape-cœurs avant de finir par trouver une réponse étonnante... My son spent a lot of time just studying every colorful page. Tags: Bilingual Children's Books, Bilingual Books, Emergent Bilingual, Bilingual Education, Foreign Language Learning, ESL, English as a Second Language, ESL for Children, ESL for Kids, ESL Teaching Materials, EFL, English as a Foreign Language, EFL Books, EFL for Children, ELL, English Language Learner, EAL, English as an Additional Language, Children's Picture Book, Dual Language, Foreign Language Study, ESOL, English for Speakers of Other Languages. "for children who enjoy lingering over pages full of magical creatures and whimsical details [...] told in simple and engaging words and imaginative pictures." " readers will emerge from this book feeling slightly more confident about themselves--whatever their size."
Reviews
"Vibrant!"
"Cute, simple and short."
"The two languages could have been presented in different font colors or significantly different styles."
"I love this book, it allows French into a toddler's life in a way that can be repeated ( by the verbal ones) and my two year old grand daughter knows half the lines by heart now!"
"The pictures are very colorful and there are lots of interesting things to look at."
"Story is adorable!"
"The pictures are so vivid and comes with englich translation under french text."
Find Best Price at Amazon

Best Children's Law & Crime Books

Kennedy's Last Days: The Assassination That Defined a Generation
Adapted from Bill O'Reilly's best-selling historical thriller Killing Kennedy , with an unforgettable cast of characters, page-turning action, and art on every spread, Kennedy's Last Days is history that reads like a thriller. O'Reilly discusses both men's personal lives but omits details of Kennedy's sexual escapades and Oswald's marriage found in the adult version. (Candlewick, 1997) offer similar, detailed accounts of the assassination, but readers will find O'Reilly's readable style and juxtaposition of Kennedy's and Oswald's lives to be appealing.
Reviews
"Not too bad but being an assassination buff and having read hundreds of books on it this was mediocre."
"Christmas gift, sure he will love it!!"
"Excellent book for children and seniors who have trouble reading."
"Came in perfect condition."
"Great book!"
Find Best Price at Amazon

Best Children's Math Books

Brain Quest Workbook: Grade 1
Jam-packed with hundreds of curriculum-based activities, exercises and games in every subject, Brain Quest Workbook: Grade 1 reinforces what kids are learning in the classroom. Lisa Trumbauer has written early-learner books for Scholastic's Jump Start series and published numerous other activity books, picture books, and novels for middle-school readers, including the New York Times bestseller A Practical Guide to Dragons .
Reviews
"A great workbook to keep young minds busy when they don’t get homework."
"These Brain Quest workbooks are awesome!"
"Great exercises for kids and really helps them learn and keeps it interesting."
"Using it to keep my 6 year-old twins skills sharp (they're in Kindergarten)."
"This is really fun for my Grand daughter."
"My son was in Pre-K when I purchased this (he just stated Kindergarten this week)."
"This is a great practice and review book for a first grader or advanced preschooler."
"Bad design, removable pages cannot be punched without ruining the activities, cannot be copied without cutting off the bottoms and hard to write in it due to the thickness."
Find Best Price at Amazon

Best Children's Reference Books

5,000 Awesome Facts (About Everything!) (National Geographic Kids)
Lively and information-packed, this book is literally busting its covers with fascinating, fun-tastic facts on super, sensational topics that kids love. "Filled with photographs, this beautifully designed book is organized into two-page spreads that each focus on a different topic, making it easy and fun to read."
Reviews
"One of our favorite things about this book is how it has inspired questions and discussions between our children and my wife and I about various subjects."
"etc., so for his birthday we bought him this book and the Guiness book of World Records."
"Perfect for an 8-year-old boy who loves learning interesting facts."
"I bought this as a gift for my 9 year old cousin who is VERY into learning things and interesting facts."
"My young teen son LOVES memorizing trivia."
"Great Book!"
"He loves information and immediately began reading this book as soon as he opened it yesterday."
"Disappointing book."
Find Best Price at Amazon

Best Children's Study Aids Books

My First Touch & Feel Picture Cards: First Words (My 1st T&F Picture Cards)
With more titles available including Animals , Things That Go , and Colors & Shapes , My First Touch & Feel Picture Cards often are recommended by speech language pathologists for building receptive and expressive language skills in children with speech delays.
Reviews
"I do daycare (and other children come to play) and have kids ages 6 months to 10 years spend lots of times using the cards. My rambunctious 2 year old hasn't managed to bend any of the cards yet, while our 'Baby Einstein discovery cards' are mostly bent so badly that you cannot see some of the pictures. The day after getting these cards, i ordered the 'first words' set by the same company, and while they are good, we definitely prefer the animals."
"They all come in a sturdy storage case that can easily be tossed in a toy box or set on a book shelf. The included flash cards are: Crab. Puppy. Monkey. Fish. Cat. Rabbit. Sheep. Parrot. Cow. Turtle. Tiger. Elephant. Duck. Dolphin. Horse. Zebra. Please see included images (labeled "AN") for examples. The images on the front of the cards are not illustrations, but are actual pictures of the items. On the backside of the card are suggestions for questions to engage your child, as well as spellings and pronunciations of the word in other languages. They all come in a sturdy storage case that can easily be tossed in a toy box or set on a book shelf. The included flash cards are: Dog. Kitten. Sweater. Fire Truck. Fish. Keys. Car. Teddy Bear. Corn. Apple. Shoes. Mirror. Ball. Jelly. Tractor. Baby. Please see included images (labeled "FW") for examples. The images on the front of the cards are not illustrations, but are actual pictures of the items. On the backside of the card are suggestions for questions to engage your child, as well as spellings and pronunciations of the word in other languages."
"Some additional items that could have been included in the THINGS THAT GO set: garbage truck, skateboard, razor scooter, taxi cab, etc."
"Love that they are touch and feel, and also that there are question prompts on the back for learning when she is older."
"They have engaging questions on the back of the card to help the learning and thought process of the child. These cards are good for learning first words at the baby stage, but will also go well into the toddler years with all of the engaging questions on the back. Then it has apple translated in Spanish, French, German and Chinese. I plan to buy more MY First cards they are worth every penny."
Find Best Price at Amazon

Best Children's Foreign Language Books

Baby Signs: A Baby-Sized Introduction to Speaking with Sign Language
With this adorable board book of essential signs, babies and toddlers can easily learn how to communicate their needs, wants, and feelings and even make basic observations with a simple gesture. Joy Allen lives in Cameron Park, California.
Reviews
"When flipping through the first two books I became a little overwhelmed, but then I got to this one... it is perfect for beginning to learn sign language."
"We used this book to help our daughter communicate with us, as she is 16 months old right now, and have been using this since she was 10 months old."
"My family has used sign language for each of the kids in the next generation and it has helped empower the kids."
"Great introduction to sign language."
"Teaches you and babies sign language."
"I teach my 9 months old son and he listen to me although he is late but he likes when I do the sign language."
"Love this book."
"But once you know where they are, it's a great way to teach your kid some signs while they enjoy the cute illustrations."
Find Best Price at Amazon

Best Children's Government Books

I Dissent: Ruth Bader Ginsburg Makes Her Mark
Get to know celebrated Supreme Court justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg—in the first picture book about her life—as she proves that disagreeing does not make you disagreeable! This picture book biography of Justice Ginsburg traces her achievements in the field of law back to her girlhood years, emphasizing for readers the importance of dissent in the face of an unequal society.
Reviews
"An excellent book for any young woman or man."
"Fantastic book for young kids and adults."
"Inspired my granddaughter!"
"Beautifully illustrated and summarized ."
"I purchased this as a gift and it was a tremendous success."
Find Best Price at Amazon

Best Children's Philosophy Books

Is Nothing Something?: Kids' Questions and Zen Answers About Life, Death, Family, Friendship, and Everything in Between
Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh answers heartfelt, difficult, and funny questions from children of all ages. ", each page presents a question with a short answer from Thich Nhat Hanh, appropriate for beginning readers to work with on their own. There are both spiritual questions and really nitty gritty daily life questions, from ‘Why does the world exist?’ and ‘Why is my brother always so nasty to me?’ to ‘What is meditation and why do people do it?’ and ‘Why do I feel sometimes that everyone is against me’ What a gift Thay’s answers are! is a delightful book filled with answers to questions, some more philosophical than others, that every child wonders.
Reviews
"Good bedtime book for kids."
"I love the conversations that come up with my child after reading the questions and answers."
"A beautiful book and a such a joy to share with my children."
"Its a bit shorter than I expected - my daughter finished it in about 10 minutes, but I keep it in the magazine rack in the guest bathroom and have nothing bad to say about it!"
"I have been looking for a book like this to address the big questions that children ask."
"This is another fantastic Thich Nhat Hanh book, but not only for children."
"Beautiful and wise."
Find Best Price at Amazon

Best Children's Money & Saving Reference

The Success Principles for Teens: How to Get From Where You Are to Where You Want to Be
Jack Canfield, cocreator of the famed Chicken Soup for the Soul series, has teamed up with successful author and young entrepreneur Kent Healy to design a fun and engaging book that offers the timeless information and inspiration to help you get to where you want to be. The Success Principles for Teens is your road map whether your goal is to become a better student or athlete, start a business, make millions of dollars, or simply find guidance and direction. ― Jim Rohn. Self-made millionaire, success coach, and philosopher. The shocking myth that we are simply entitled to a great life. Well, many of us today believe that somehow, somewhere, someone (certainly not us) is responsible for filling our lives with continual happiness, exciting career options, entertainment, money, amazing friendships, and relation­ships because . If you want to be successful, retire early, gain the respect of others, and just have more fun, then you need to take 100% responsibility for everything that you do and experience in life. This includes the level of your achievements, the quality of your relationships, your emotions, the results you produce in and out of school, and the state of your health―yes, everything! We blame our parents, teachers, friends, MTV, the weather, or even the star-sign forecasts! Sure, we will all experience our own unique challenges that happen out of our control, but taking responsibility means that we don't dwell on the problem, ignore it, complain about it, or blame someone or something else for what we're experiencing. Instead, it means that we take control of our thoughts and our actions, and do whatever we can to improve the situation. Sure, life's challenges come in all shapes and sizes, but there is always something that we can do differently to change what we are currently experiencing. Whether someone is super-successful or struggling to survive, the quality of their life depends on their thoughts, actions, and beliefs. Nathan, 18 (Indianapolis, IN): I didn't meet Jack Canfield under the best circumstances, but looking back, I'm glad we crossed paths. I told him (in a loud voice) that I had just been suspended from the baseball team and that this wasn't fair. Jack then turned to my principal who was now watching our conversation and asked, 'What's the rule here? How many times do you have to be late without a legitimate reason before you get suspended from an athletic team?'. Jack turned back to the principal and said, 'So this is where the school participated in creating this situation. I looked Jack straight in the eyes and said, 'Nothing's more important than playing baseball. He continued, 'You made something else more important than getting to school on time so you could play baseball. We talked for a little longer, and then Jack convinced my principal to give me one more shot now that I was more aware the situation and was accepting full responsibility. But, we all agreed, if I was late one more time, I would be suspended with no rights to complain or fight about it. First, I had to put my clock on the other side of the room so I would have to get out of bed to turn it off. And, second, if I wasn't up by a certain time, I had to pay my mom a dollar to pour ice water on me. The rest of my baseball season went well―even my coach commented on my change of attitude. It's a good feeling to know that I was able to take control and make it happen. The young woman offers to help him search for the key. An hour later, the woman says in a confused tone, 'We've looked everywhere for it, and we haven't found it. This is a great example of how we look outside of ourselves for the solution to our problems because it's easier than searching for the real cause, which is inside us. We are the source of our problems, and we need to face that fact because until we do, we can't change anything. We need to look life straight in the eyes and face the facts―no matter how uncomfortable it may be. You might be happy with the way things are in your life―and that's fantastic―but every successful person knows there is always room for improvement. The very first step to achieving major success and enjoying the things that are most important to you is to take 100% responsibility for your life. Ninety-nine percent of all failures. come from people who have a habit of making excuses. ―George Washington Carver. American agricultural researcher and educator. Like opposite forces of a magnet, success and excuses just refuse to work together. Think about it: Every excuse is like pushing the ejection button on an airplane. In that instant you're heading in a completely new direction, leaving the opportunity for success behind. Excuses allow us to give up mentally and justify why something can't be done or why we're not good enough―and once that happens . A few years ago, my brother and I learned this lesson the hard way while we were writing our first book. When we started the project, we were in school, playing sports, working, and trying to write the book as well. The truth was, we really were tired, and we were short on time, but believing that we couldn't do anything to change the circumstances meant we weren't really taking full responsibility. Taking 100% responsibility means that we are committed to finding a solution to the challenges we face. Here's what we learned: No matter how truthful your excuses are, people don't want to hear them. Believing that we have the power to make things better and produce the results we really want. All that matters is that from this point forward we choose―that's right, it's a choice―to act as if we are 100% responsible for everything that does or doesn't happen to us. Taking responsibility means that you don't blame other people or things outside of yourself. My intentions were good, but achieving all of this was a much bigger commitment than I thought. When I didn't get the grade I hoped for or I didn't make a good serve on the volleyball court, I immediately looked for things that other people weren't doing right. I noticed that the reason I never achieved my goals was because I was letting the world walk all over me. TIP: Instead of pointing the finger at other people, use it to identify a new solution. Here's the raw truth: The circumstances we do complain about are, in actuality, situations that we have the power to change―but have chosen not to. We can always study more, eat healthier, change classes, work out harder, practice longer, choose better friends, and feed our minds different information. Now, you might be thinking, 'Well, Kent and Jack, if it's that simple, then why don't more people have what they really want?'. The answer is that these actions require change, and they also involve risk. By taking responsibility and changing things, we run the risk of failure, confrontation, or being wrong―and these fears hold a lot of us back. So, to avoid any of those uncomfortable feelings and experiences, it's easier to stay put, blame others, and just complain about it. However, every successful person we've had the opportunity to meet believed that we all have two choices in life: Most people dance around the truth and deny that they are the reason for the quality of their life. Einstein once said that insanity was 'doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result.'. The basic idea is this: Every outcome we experience in life (whether it's success or failure, health or illness, happiness or frustration) is the result of how we have responded to an earlier event (or events) in our lives. If you don't like the outcomes you are currently getting, there are two choices you can make: 1) You can blame the event (E) for your lack of results (O). In other words, you can blame your parents, your teachers, your friends, your teammates, your childhood, the weather, racism, your lack of support, and so on. Oprah Winfrey wouldn't have had the country's top daily talk show, Bill Gates would never have founded Microsoft. We think limiting thoughts, defend our self-destructive behavior, ignore useful feedback, waste time on gossip­ing, eat unhealthy food, fail to exercise, spend more money than we make, don't plan for the future, avoid risk, and fail to tell the truth―and then wonder why our lives don't work. 2) You can instead simply change your responses (R) to the events (E)―the way things are―until you get the outcomes (O) you want. It's not some­thing that happens over­night, but catching ourselves in the middle of a negative thought and changing our behavior just a couple of times each day can make all the difference. The principal announced over the intercom, 'Today, during first period, the junior class will be taking a surprise examination. As I made my way to the gym and waited in line, I could hear students complaining and see them bickering with each other. Then I noticed a different group of three or four people who appeared to be unaffected by this surprise exam. I remember thinking to myself, 'Hmmm, if the test was really the determining factor to the way people felt, then everyone should be upset.'. It was each individual's response (R) to the exam that gave each person his or her own unique outcome (O). It was a combination of attitude and behavior that created their completely different experiences. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means, without the written permission of the publisher. Publisher: Health Communications, Inc., 3201 SW 15th Street, Deerfield Beach, FL 33442.
Reviews
"I am learning a lot about what else I can do to stay on the right path for me."
"Excellent read great read for anyone who want to learn the steps to improve their quality on life I enjoyed the read although its a lot but trust me its worth the read my life changed from read this book!"
"I have the original version and it's worth every penny."
"This book is filled from cover to cover with practical advice for making positive changes in your life."
"At the end of the book, there are also great tips about doing business online and where to find extra resources to help you succeed."
"This is the second time time am reading this book."
"This book is amazing."
"I have been on my spiritual journey for roughly twenty years now and have over these twenty years garnered quite a collection of resources from which to pick from."
Find Best Price at Amazon

Best Children's Science Education books

Klutz LEGO Chain Reactions Craft Kit
LEGO Chain Reactions is packed full of ideas, instructions, and inspiration for 10 LEGO machines that spin, swing, pivot, roll, lift, and drop. Our team of experts worked with educators and 11-year-olds to invent the machines, then wrote a book that teaches the skills (and some of the physics behind the fun) kids need to create their own amazing chain reaction machines. Includes a 80 page instructional book with Klutz certified crystal-clear instructions.
Reviews
"A lot of thought and effort went into the chain reaction concepts and resulting projects. The chain reaction projects aren't that at all. They are challenging in my view mostly because of the need for precision alignment between the paper parts and the Lego motion actuators the kids assemble to create the Chain the Reaction. The greatest joy my grandson experienced (and it was great joy) was the moment the first project functioned properly for the first time after several complete and partial failures (just as his patience was wearing thin) and then joy again once the chain reaction was rehearsed and easily repeatable so as to show his parents without failure. In summary, it appears that, assuming success along the way, the complicated chain reactions are fun for children to assemble, challenging to make fully, reliably functional and thrilling once they work for that first time."
"The Lego pieces supplied are mainly specialty pieces, to complete the machines. so your choices are - (a) buy the book, if you know the recipient has an extensive supply of excess Lego (b) buy the book, and the additional Lego you need (c) buy the book and get creative around what you can substitute for the additional required pieces - (book stacks are suggested in place of the towers, but I think would be unstable and difficult to get the components to align sufficiently for the machine to work)."
"Wow!"
"The second project requires 4 2x1 bricks, 10 3x1 bricks, 6 4x1 bricks "from your collection"."
Find Best Price at Amazon

Best Children's History

Encyclopedia Prehistorica Dinosaurs : The Definitive Pop-Up
With each of six spreads featuring one spectacular, large pop-up as well as booklets of smaller pop-ups and text, ENCYCLOPEDIA PREHISTORICA: DINOSAURS is a magnificent display of paper engineering and creativity — an astonishing book that will be read, admired, and treasured forever.
Reviews
"I am including a video so you can sort of see the depth and involvement this brings. Types of dinos, Carnivores, Herbivores, Feathered, Armored, Biggest etc. He wants it read as a bedtime story but there is so much info you could prob do 1 page per night and extend it out."
"I have to read the book to my four-year-old. It costs more than most 12-page books. We bought the Encyclopedia Prehistorica Dinosaurs because we like to give each of our boys a good book for Christmas each year. We give them the book on Christmas Eve so we can sit quietly as a family and read the evening before Krampus comes to destroy us all. Bucky just turned four, and as a helicopter parent, I feel like I still need to hover over him when he’s reading the book so he closes all the pop-ups and doesn’t smash them. Anyway, I strongly recommend this book if you have a youngster in your life who is interested in dinosaurs, pop-up books, and the inevitable decline of man."
"I'd say that the reading level is fairly advanced - maybe 4th grade, but even at such a young age, my son gets a kick out of the animals and tries to rip their tail off or whatever."
"He is so enthralled with the dynamic of this book and encourages him to be inquisitive and learn about things they aren't teaching in daycare."
"Unfortunately he's a weapon of mass destruction so the book stays out of his reach, but I was amazed at the quality and just how many pop-ups there are in this book!"
"The book looks really thick and I expected many pages like 20, but of course the thickness is because of the good paper, and big pop ups."
"This book is crafted with great precision and artistry."
"My young nephew likes dinosaurs so he likes this book."
Find Best Price at Amazon
Home > Best Books > Best Children's Books > Best Children's Reference & Nonfiction > Best Children’s Books about Libraries & Reading