A boy heads into the woods to abandon his rabbit Floppy, who is "a nincompoop." However, deep in the woods, he has a surprising realization. A hilarious narrator paired with great character design will have you laughing as you read (again and again and again).
Marika
When Mitford the giraffe lands a new job as assistant to Panda Summers, diva of the fashion world, he's suddenly rubbing elbows with Shark Jacobs, Zac Possum, and the rest of the Fashion Week crowd. When a last-minute fashion emergency comes up, it's up to Mitford to set a new trend and save the day.
Sarah
When Eddie sets off to find a present for her mother, all she knows it that it has to be wonderful, fluffy, little, and squishy. Her quest takes her all over town, and ends with surprises for her and her mom. Colorful, detailed illustrations practically glow and beg to be looked at again and again.
Marika
Well, Bob Graham has done it again. He has created a lovely, cozy, engaging picture book – this time about the sun’s travels on its way to spend the day with Coco in England. Can you describe its route??
Carol
Momo the Corgi says: - This is my favorite book this year. A brave corgi chases after a lost hat blown by a gust of wind around all the sights of London.... oh the Queen's in it too. I'd catch that hat and teach it a lesson. Wruf!
(Susannah)
Princess Pinecone is disappointed to get an adorable little pony for her birthday instead of a horse fit for a warrior, but she's determined to take part in the next battle anyway. A entertaining and charming story about a girl that proves to be unconventional both as a princess and as a warrior.
Shana
An alphabet book for adults! (and awesome kids)
Heather
Encouragement and vibrant colors in this sweet story about leaving your mark will make your day.
Tildy
Clemmie the cat knows what a mouse looks like--but only because she's seen one in a book! The house is mouse-free, or so the tricksy mouse would have Clemmie believe...Adorable and funny!
Tildy
Who wouldn't want a cephalopod for a pet? Apparently Edgar. Jarvis the octopus does every thing he can to please Edgar while still uniquely being himself, but all Edgar can see is what Jarvis is not: a puppy. It's not until Jarvis flushes himself back to the ocean that Edgar realizes what he's lost and what he has to do to bring Jarvis home. Gorgeous illustrations!
Robin
