Il canguro ce l'ha la mamma?

Turns around in a chair, James Bond villain style. Ah, Mr. Carle, we meet again. I thought I was through with your meddling, but Christmas again proved me wrong and another of your books was gifted to my daughter. Hopefully this will be our last encounter Mr. Carle. What is it this time? Does a Kangar Leggi tutto

This is kid’s book about how every animal in the world has a mother that loves them just like every kid! Only... not every kid has a mom? Or is able to be with their mom?? Reading this to small fry, who lives with us because he currently CAN’T live with his mom... was not fun. He did like the picture Leggi tutto

Parents - don't do it to yourself, avoid this book if at all possible. Mindnumbingly boring text - the same question and answer 12 times over. The illustrations are typical Eric Carle - I'm not a fan of his illustrative style, but many other people love it. The final page gives a list of the names of Leggi tutto

I read this with mommy and Gammy!

Basic Plot: Question and response for small children. My 18-month old son LOVES this book. The repetition gets old kinda quick for adults, but toddlers love it, and that's enough for me to continue to read it to him and not hide it behind the bookshelf. Nodding "yes" was one of the first responses my Leggi tutto

The book begins with a question: does a kangaroo have a mother too? The answer is: yes. he also has a mother, like you and me. The question concerns several animals, and the answer is always yes. Everyone has a mother. Animal mothers loves their babies, just as yours loves you. The book promises mothe Leggi tutto

The colors in this book is catching to the eye. I enjoyed reading it to my little ones when they were small. It introduces different animals and their moms. This book is written with simple loving language that is great for the little in anyone's lives.

Toddlers love it. Parents hate it. :)