Thursday, December 17, 2009
Lift-the-Flap Christmas Stories
It summaries the meaning of Christmas in a very kiddy and meaningful way.
And I saw this book at Kinokuniya.
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
One, Two, Cockatoo!
One, Two, Cockatoo! by Sarah Garson
Recommended Age: Not mention
Paperback Book: 25 pages
What to expect: A counting book that goes... "One Cockatoo on his own in a tree. Two cockatoos fly over... ... that's three!" There is an unexpected ending for this book after counting ten.
Age when read to Yvette: 19 mths
Book review: Since Yvette like bird, it not hard to make her enjoy this book. She love the ending of this book where I make the sound "Tweet, Tweet."
Kitty Cat, Kitty Cat, Are You Waking Up?
Kitty Cat, Kitty Cat, Are You Waking Up by Bill Martin Jr & Micheal Sampson (Author) and Laura J. Bryant (Illustrator)
Recommended Age: Not mention
Paperback Book: 24 pages
What to expect: It's a book about Kitty Cat should be getting ready for school, but instead, she's practicing her purr, looking her socks, chasing a little mouse.
Age when it being read to Yvette: 19 mths
Book review: Yvette doesn't like me to read this book with her. But she didn't mind herself flipping the book. She will keep browsing the book herself when she got hold of it.
I like the wording of this book. It's so catchy. It read like "Kitty Cat, Kitty Cat, are you waking up? Not yet, Mother, I'm a sleepy buttercup." "Kitty Cat, Kitty Cat, do you want some fish? Just a second, Mother, I'm playing with my dish."
A good book to prepare our child for school.
Recommended Age: Not mention
Paperback Book: 24 pages
What to expect: It's a book about Kitty Cat should be getting ready for school, but instead, she's practicing her purr, looking her socks, chasing a little mouse.
Age when it being read to Yvette: 19 mths
Book review: Yvette doesn't like me to read this book with her. But she didn't mind herself flipping the book. She will keep browsing the book herself when she got hold of it.
I like the wording of this book. It's so catchy. It read like "Kitty Cat, Kitty Cat, are you waking up? Not yet, Mother, I'm a sleepy buttercup." "Kitty Cat, Kitty Cat, do you want some fish? Just a second, Mother, I'm playing with my dish."
A good book to prepare our child for school.
Labels:
Animal,
Books from NLB,
Culturing Good Habits,
Simple Story
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Where Is Baby's Christmas Present?
Where Is Baby's Christmas Present by Karen Katz
Recommended Age: Not mention
A Lift-The-Flap (Board) Book: 12 pages
What to expect: All about baby searching for the Christmas Present.
Age when it being read to Yvette: 19 mths
Book review: Flap book! Yvette favorite. We can read it 3x per day. I love the illustration. Very nicely drawn. Colourful. A good book to read during Christmas.
The Very Hungry Caterpillar
Recommended Age: Age 2 up
Board Book: 22 pages
What to expect: A book that teaches the life cycle of a butterfly.
Age when it being read to Yvette: 19 mths
Book review: I thought she will not like this book. I have tried reading books from Eric Carle but she doesn't seem to like it. Perhaps she dealt with this book in JGC. She loves poking her fingers into the book when I read till the part "On Monday, he ate through one apple" and this goes on and one. I think this is a good for teaching nutrition, counting, science (stages of a butterfly) and days of the week too.
Board Book: 22 pages
What to expect: A book that teaches the life cycle of a butterfly.
Age when it being read to Yvette: 19 mths
Book review: I thought she will not like this book. I have tried reading books from Eric Carle but she doesn't seem to like it. Perhaps she dealt with this book in JGC. She loves poking her fingers into the book when I read till the part "On Monday, he ate through one apple" and this goes on and one. I think this is a good for teaching nutrition, counting, science (stages of a butterfly) and days of the week too.
Monday, December 14, 2009
顽皮的奇奇
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