"Who Said Meow" is my all time favorite book! The pictures were great and the story is adorable! :-)

I am ordering this book at my husband's request because of the hundreds of books we read our four children when they were babies it is the one he remembers most fondly

This is a wonderful book with cute illustrations! My daughter asks for it again and again. It is a sweet story of two great friends and a disagreement. The result is not fun for either and they resolve their problem and the fun resumes! We received it when she was 20 months old...right when "being mad" was of great interest to her. It quickly lead to discussions about other people "being mad" and how one's actions can make others angry. She now really understands when she has hurts someones feelings and that her actions have consequence.

It also introduced her the concept of friends and play. Now she says she wants friends when she is "older". It also introduced her to the rhyme "Miss Mary Mack" which we now sing together while she pretends to skip rope. All in all a book that packs a lot of lessons in fun into a few short pages.

... The children of the two mighty rulers play and have so much fun that they forget their differences. They forget they are supposed to hate one another. Buy this book and you will reap your investment 100-fold. Enjoy!

A Birthday Surprise is a great book for the birthday girl or boy! We bought this book for our daughter's first birthday and she enjoys flipping through the pages while watching Bear on tv or before bedtime.

Not only does A Birthday Surprise have beautiful brightly colored pages but it also comes with some bitrhday fun stickers. The story follows a birthday party in the Big Blue House from the begining to the end and shows kids all the fun that the birthday boy or girl has and all the fun everyone else has too.

Our 6 1/2 month daughter Bailey loves her Fisher Prices books, especially the Buzzy Little Bee. She loves to hear the rhymes in the story and likes to move the bee through each page. It is a great book to help her learn hand coordination.

This book is extremely enjoyable. Children love it. Mine were particularly captivated by the wonderful illustrations by Robbin Cuddy.

This is a very exciting mystery. It keeps me in suspense. The detectieves in the story were very smart and brave. The thieves were crafty. This story takes the reader to a tour in some parts of USA.

I saw this and showed it to my 6yo daughter because of the cover - a young girl with the Statue of Liberty in the back. She was captivated and asked me to go back to reading it with her after having to stop for a while. Written in the doll's narrative, it's a very age-appropriate representation of some of the challenges and experiences of the immigrants to Ellis Island. Gently interspersed are themes of family and responsiblity.

I read this book in a weekend. I've always loved sci-fi, and this one really delivers. Great characters. Great humor. Great book overall. Can't recommend enough!

A well written and entertaining look at times in our American history through the eyes of our beloved Hitty (a little wooden doll). These new chapters in Hitty history are a great way to teach children history while entertaining them too. I recommend this to adults and children alike. Not to replace Newberry Award winning Hitty, her first hundred years, by Rachel Field. But great additional reading for the Hitty, doll or history lover.