Books we read, January 14th

Reid didn’t sleep well Saturday night and so was particularly ready for listening to books on Sunday. Unfortunately, I was too tired to take note of reactions. We read:

  • Soft Shapes: Seasons by AnnMarie McLaughlin, a book that I think Ken will be glad to see fall from favour. Reid likes to take out the shape from each of the season pages and doesn’t mind the paucity of words;
  • Count! by Denise Fleming;
  • Opposites: A teaching train book (no author);
  • Hushabye Lily by Claire Freedman;
  • What a Scare, Jesse Bear by Nancy White Carlstrom, nice enough but not as good as Jesse Bear, What Will You Wear?
  • Emily’s Balloon by Komako Sakai;
  • Maisy at the Fair by Lucy Cousins;
  • Jesse Bear, What Will You Wear? by Nancy White Carlstrom;
  • Pocoyo and Friends: A first book of friendship (no author);
  • Wheelies Trusty Tractor, illustrated by Julia Oliver;
  • Baby-O by Nancy White Carlstrom, which is set in the West Indies and didn’t seem to really engage Ken and Reid; and
  • One Day, Daddy by Frances Thomas.

And at bedtime:

  • Going on a Field Trip, a Read and Roll book;
  • A Tune-Up for Toby, a Read and Roll book; and
  • Curious Kitties, A Colors Book by Sam McKendry. 

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