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The Curiosity Cycle

The Curiosity Cycle: Preparing Your Child for the Ongoing Technological Explosion by Jonathan Mugan (2014) Roar Score: 3/5 Curiosity Cycle: The learning process ...
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Smokey

(previous entries in this series are here.) Following on from 1961’s Huge Harold is Smokey, which was published in 1962. Smokey has some of ...
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Huge Harold

(previously in this series: Goliath II) I’m correcting the chronology, finally. The second book I covered, Ella, was out of place by a ...
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April and Avery

April and Avery written and illustrated by Helen H. Wu self-published Roar Score: 3/5 As the father of half-Asian kids, I’m always on ...
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Goliath II

(previously in this series: Ella) Well, three books in and I’ve already screwed up the chronology. I think I’ve got it all sorted ...
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Scaredy Squirrel

Browsing the Backlist Scaredy Squirrel written and illustrated by Mélanie Watt published by Kids Can Press (2006) Roar Score: 4/5 Scaredy Squirrel is ...
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Cleopatra in Space

Cleopatra in Space, Book 1: Target Practice written and illustrated by Mike Maihack published by Graphix (Scholastic) Roar Score: 5/5 If the title ...
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Ella

(previously in this series: Hubert’s Hair-Raising Adventure) Continuing our journey through the career of Bill Peet, we pick up Ella (1964) this week. ...
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The Big Wet Balloon

The Big Wet Balloon written and illustrated by Liniers (Ricardo Liniers Siri) published by TOON Books It seems appropriate to feature this book ...
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Princesses Behaving Badly

Princesses Behaving Badly: Real Stories from History Without the Fairy-Tale Endings by Linda Rodriguez McRobbie published by Quirk Books (2013) Roar score: 3/5 ...
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How to Speak Wookiee

Browsing the Backlist written by Wu Kee Smith illustrated by JAKe published by Chronicle Books (2011) What we have here is cute novelty. ...
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Diary of a Worm

Browsing the Backlist written by Doreen Cronin illustrated by Harry Bliss published by Scholastic and HarperCollins (2003) If you’re not familiar with this ...

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