With fun interactive flaps and imaginative illustrations to spark ideas on what kids can do with a box, this adorable book is Christina Katerina and the Box for toddlers, with the sweetest illustrations possible.
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The High Street by Alice Melvin
Don’t let the title fool you. While the term ‘high street’ brings to mind the typical mainstream chains and franchises that seem to be everywhere these days, if anything, Scottish author-illustrator Alice Melvin’s The High Street
Spot the Dot by David A. Carter
Spot the Dot
What’s in the Witch’s Kitchen? by Nick Sharratt
The ingenious paper engineering in What’s in the Witch’s Kitchen?
Worms for Lunch? by Leonid Gore
Styled as a mini investigation of sorts, Worms for Lunch?
Animals Upside Down by Steve Jenkins and Robin Page
We’re big fans of the dynamic duo of Steve Jenkins and Robin Page, who create stunning non-fiction picture books that really appeal to children. The Caldecott Honor What Do You Do With a Tail Like This? — which we own and reviewed previously — is my son’s favourite non-fiction book. Well, at least it was until he was introduced to Animals Upside Down
Andrew Drew and Drew by Barney Saltzberg
The idea of taking a writing implement such as a purple crayon
While Andrew Drew and Drew
Who’s Looking at You? by Stéphane Frattini
The cover of Who’s Looking at You?
Where in the Wild? by David M. Schwartz, Yael Schy and Dwight Kuhn
In the animal kingdom, every day is a game of Survivor: outwit, outrun, outlive. Where in the Wild?
Tuck Me In! by Dean Hacohen and Sherry Scharschmidt
I’m a sucker for a good idea, and the concept behind Tuck Me In!
