Review:Love that my 3yo daughter loves this book. words are easily grasped because they are repeated so often. She thinks that she is reading although its more of memorization at this point. happy kid= happy mom Read more

Review:Been reading Boynton books to our toddler since she was an infant. They have great art and fun stories. Now that she's old enough to grab her own books for bedtime reading, the Boynton books are usually her first choices.

The first time I read Horns to Toes, she didn't quite get it, or like it. But then she started enjoying it more and more. She especially likes as I point to the different body parts while reading the story. Horns to Toes is now in the top four books she grabs for bedtime... Read more

Review:I ordered several of these board books thinking I was getting a great deal. SO disappointed when they came as TINY, ABRIDGED versions of the real stories. These should be labeled better! I shouldn't have to sort through 100 reviews to realized they're not what they appear to be. We bought 4, paying almost $20 plus shipping, but only got $9 back after paying return shipping costs. Biggest rip-off ever! If I had wanted books to put in my diaper bag- these would have been great. But as it is, I jus... Read more

Review:My 18 month old daughter loves this book. Unfortunately, we have to keep it out of her reach on the bookshelf because she has torn out some of the moving flaps. She ultimately destroyed the first copy, but she loved it so much, I bought her a second one. She lovese the moving pieces and the ability to feel the different textures. Read more

Review:Beautiful made book! Has every last nursery rhythm and stories you could think of even ones I have forgotten. Even though my daughter is only six months old I love flipping through the pages to read her a story. Must have on your little ones shelf! Read more

Review:I bought several books by this offer because my daughter's (age 5) elementary school recommended them on a reading list. My daughter loves them and I really like the subject matter - this one in particular helps her understand that it is great to be able to do things "all by herself" but that she might need a little help sometimes. Read more

Review:One of my favorite books for early readers! I wish I could make it mandatory reading for the adults in my life, too.

Spoiler Alert:
The basic message goes something like this-- "You're a kid, they are kids. You look different, live differently, etc., but the things that count (loving/hurting) feel the same to you and them, so be who you want to be and let others be who they want to be... and take care of the people all over the world." Read more

Review:Its a good begining for the rookies in tracing. Takes them step by step. Only gripe is the letters used for tracing are huge. I am wondering whether it is because it would be much easier for them to write smaller when they get to do it..dunno. Read more

Review:There are seven emotions that are highlighted - each has a mask (a perforated page that you tear out) as well as 3-4 examples of what happens when the monster is glad/sad/silly/angry/scared/etc.

Each mask has eye-holes and a nose hole which my 4 and 2 year old kids really like.

There is a "storage pocket" in the back of the book so you can keep all of the masks in there. The thing is that it's only barely large enough to fit them so it's a pretty tight fit.

Note that one pag... Read more

Review:Really cute book to help kids learn about the complexity of feelings. My son loves the pop ups and this has quickly become one of our favorites. Will be using in my classroom for teaching 2nd graders too. Read more