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Monday, July 6, 2009

PB Planet Daily Specials--7/06/09

Here are the PBs I read on my planet today--have you read them? What did you think?

Don’t Look Now by Ed Briant (A Neal Porter Book, Roaring Brook Press, 2009).

The Pied Piper’s Magic by Steven Kellogg (Dial Books for Young Readers, Penguin Young Readers Group, 2009).

Pony Island by Candice F. Ransom, illustrated by Wade Zahares (Walker & Company, 2009).

The Ticky-Tacky Doll by Cynthia Rylant, illustrated by Harvey Stevenson (Harcourt, Inc., 2002).

Wally and Mae by Christa Kempter, illustrated by Frauke Weldin (North-South Books, Inc., 2008).

4 comments:

Anonymous said...

I wish I could come on down to your house and be read to with all those 20 pounds of PB titles!! You're very lucky you have the time to read so much of the current literature in our field!
Jeanne

Anonymous said...

Wow, and I thought I read a lot of picture books! These are great lists, Ame. Lots of fun titles to seek out.

I'm definitely out of the loop on reading picture books lately. We got into an after-dinner wildlife-hunt grove on vacation and that replaced a lot of storytime. A trip to the library is on for this week!

Speaking of Cynthia Rylant, we've been enjoying the "Mr. Putter and Tabby" series.

Ame Dyckman said...

Jeanne, you're welcome anytime! Just don't mind the kid/pet menagerie or the mess (the latter being one of the reasons I can read so much, and the former being one of the reasons for the latter!).

Ame Dyckman said...

(laughing) Tara, you DO read a lot of picture books! We're just lucky to have such a great library (yay, Mercer County Main Branch!) so close by. And the wildlife-hunt sounds fun! Maybe I'll ask for submissions for a PB hunt! Mr. Putter and Tabby are a fave in our house, too! Who would've thought that the mild adventures of an older gentleman and his housecat would make such a great series? But, they do. Read on!

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