A Grandfather explains to his grandson how to treat people. He says to follow the Golden Rule and he explains how it works.
Abrams Books for Young Readers sent me a copy of this book to read for review (thank you). It has been published and you can get a copy now.
The illustrations by Gabi Swiatkowska are old fashioned and pleasant to see.
The Grandfather shares the Golden Rule common here in the states and then shares more from other countries. They all mean the same thing. Treat other people like you would like to be treated. The bottom line is to be kind. The bottom line is to be kind.
The Grandfather uses good suggestions for his grandson. Maybe it will give you some additional ideas of how to apply this rule.
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Showing posts with label Ilene Cooper. Show all posts
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Wednesday, December 11, 2013
Thanks to Lucy by Ilene Cooper
Lucy is the most endearing little beagle. She and Bobby do everything together...
Rand House Children's Books sent me this book for review (thank you). It has been published so check out your local bookstore. There are five more in this series if you need a Christmas present to go under the tree.
Bobby is getting ready to do a school presentation where he's going to feature Lucy. His Mom tells him they may have an addition to the family pretty soon. The lady from the adoption agency said she'd have a baby for them soon. Bobby's emotions are a bit mixed about that. He's never had a brother before, how will he adjust?
Thanksgiving is coming and everyone is helping get ready for that. Bobby is worried about Lucy; she doesn't appear to be feeling good. His Mom has no time to take her to the vet and when a call comes in from the adoption agency, she's out of there in ten minutes without hardly saying goodbye. What's Bobby to do now???
This series is written for ages 7-9 with short chapters and fun characters. Lucy is a typical dog. I enjoy reading this series just to keep up with her. Why don't you try one of her stories?
Happy reading.
Rand House Children's Books sent me this book for review (thank you). It has been published so check out your local bookstore. There are five more in this series if you need a Christmas present to go under the tree.
Bobby is getting ready to do a school presentation where he's going to feature Lucy. His Mom tells him they may have an addition to the family pretty soon. The lady from the adoption agency said she'd have a baby for them soon. Bobby's emotions are a bit mixed about that. He's never had a brother before, how will he adjust?
Thanksgiving is coming and everyone is helping get ready for that. Bobby is worried about Lucy; she doesn't appear to be feeling good. His Mom has no time to take her to the vet and when a call comes in from the adoption agency, she's out of there in ten minutes without hardly saying goodbye. What's Bobby to do now???
This series is written for ages 7-9 with short chapters and fun characters. Lucy is a typical dog. I enjoy reading this series just to keep up with her. Why don't you try one of her stories?
Happy reading.
Sunday, September 9, 2012
Lucy's Tricks and Treats by Ilene Cooper
Like dogs? Meet Lucy!
Random House shared this Stepping Stones Book with me for review (thank you). It's written for ages 6-9 and is available at your local bookstore now.
Lucy is a beagle puppy and full of energy and curiosity. She loves going for walks with Bobby and is even looking forward to playing a pirate at Halloween with her master.
Ms. Cooper must be a dog owner because Lucy is a typical dog. When no one is watching her, she goes in the office and spills coffee, knocks things over, and just generally creates chaos. If Bobby is going to take her in the parade, she'll have to be on her best behavior.
I especially liked how the author introduces a new character who isn't very friendly. There is a reason for that and it's a good message for children.
This is part of the Absolutely Lucy series, so you can share more books with your child if this story is a hit. If they love dogs, just get them while you're at the store and save yourself a trip back.
Happy reading.
Random House shared this Stepping Stones Book with me for review (thank you). It's written for ages 6-9 and is available at your local bookstore now.
Lucy is a beagle puppy and full of energy and curiosity. She loves going for walks with Bobby and is even looking forward to playing a pirate at Halloween with her master.
Ms. Cooper must be a dog owner because Lucy is a typical dog. When no one is watching her, she goes in the office and spills coffee, knocks things over, and just generally creates chaos. If Bobby is going to take her in the parade, she'll have to be on her best behavior.
I especially liked how the author introduces a new character who isn't very friendly. There is a reason for that and it's a good message for children.
This is part of the Absolutely Lucy series, so you can share more books with your child if this story is a hit. If they love dogs, just get them while you're at the store and save yourself a trip back.
Happy reading.
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