My 3 year old daughter must read "Big Ben" twice before she gets to bed. She somehow related herself as Ben, a preschool boy who is too little to get a report card. But, Ben can do so many things by himself, he finally got a report card from his sister and brother.
Now, I encourage my daughter to do something by herself to get a report card like Ben, it works every time! She loves the report card idea, and I love to see her becomes more and more independent each day!

This book is about a girl named Peggy who's dad is a minister. The family moves to a new home in Canada. Peggy goes to school and wants to make friends with the popular people. In order to get them to like her she tells a lie that she has a horse. They're all friends for awhile until one girl finds out the secret.Peggy then makes friends with the Asian man who keeps house of her next door neighbor. It's a great story of how they become friends.

I bought this book for my daughter's seventh birthday. We have used it over and over again! She absolutely loves it and feel very special when we read it out loud. The stories relate to where she is right now and has helped create warm memories. It even compliments her reading level and has encouraged her to learn about God. The heart shaped necklace is a bonus to this darling book.

I got this in the mail last week. It was so neat to get books in the mail! This was the first thing I ordered off ... Anyhow, I liked this book a lot. I definitely recommend it to anyone who likes stories that deal with family and the events that can so often change the life of an average family.

I really liked this book because it deals with problems by really solving them. An excellent book for anyone looking for a great read.

I was intrigued by some of the stories in this book; many had some either very twisted endings or did not really end. Many of the stories, however, flew right over my head, and were not very clear to me as far as the plot of the story. I would possibly recommend this book to anyone who likes stories that don't have traditional endings or usual plots. I would also say that if you frequently have trouble understanding plots, this book may not be for you. I don't think this book was really for me.

I think that this book is simply one of the best books that I've ever read. When I first started reading it I thought the stories were totally "weird". But when I got to the story about "Mr. Potato Head" my thought changed into "unusual". Which is good. I mean, I think reading normal plots and stories and just really boring. This book really got me thinking. For readers who likes unusual surprises, here's a perfect book!

Next Stop! is a great book to read with your child. The pictures are detailed and can help to create a discussion and stories about what each person is doing on the bus because it carries through the book until the person gets to his/her destination. The repetition of the text and the bright colorful illustrations makes the book enjoyable and holds my son's attention throughout the book and he can't wait to see what will happen on the next page. There is a sweet surprise at the end of the book that will make you hug your child.

I read the book, The Baby Project by Sarah Ellis a little while ago. This book was pretty good, the plot was unoriginal but still enjoyable to read. The author did a wonderful job explaining the characters. Basically this book is about a young girl and her family, a baby enters the family, things change..death haunts the family and is never the same. I do recommend this book if you like happy, short little novels. However, I really enjoyed Out of the Blue by Sarah Ellis, I suggest you read that novel.