Literature & Fiction
Review:Wacky Wednesday was my son's favorite book when he was around 4 years old. He is now about to become a father and I ordered this book for him to read to my new granddaughter. The story is a great way to involve your child while you read to them. Each page has things that they can point out and it makes them proud when they correctly identify each "wacky" item.
Dr Seuss never disappoints! Read more
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:I so love the stories, every story, in this book - read it to my daughter until it was worn out and had to buy another copy, and since she has grown up, she and I have both given it as gifts many times over. "Too Many Daves" and "The Pale Green Pants" are our favorites. So fun and readable and whimsical - Dr. Seuss at his all-time best! Read more
Review:for my sister in law, she is collecting these books for her little one. It Arrived before the estimated date, and in amazing condition. I really appreciate it, and it is very helpful and very convenient. Thank you. Read more
Review:I bought this book for my grandson this Christmas. He is just 1 year old but already enjoys having his parents read to him. It's a fast and easy book for children to understand. Dr. Seuss tries to put a lesson of learning in each story. I read this book to my own son 39 years ago and both of us still enjoy and buy Dr. Seuss. Read more
Review:This is a very compelling, unusual story and a believable account of how human relationships can successfully develop, even under adverse circumstances. Also, the book makes math seem interesting, even to a person like me, who has no special interest in math. Read more
Review:So disappointing to pay this kind of money for short stories. Murakami is one of my favorite authors, but the last few titles have been well below the standard for an author who is in the running annually for the Nobel prize in Literature Read more
Review:Yoshimoto provides an insight into death and life and how, even though one may have their circle of friends for support, it's the family circle that matters in the end. I really enjoyed Yoshimoto's close description of Mikage and Eriko, the 'supposed' mother who is transvestite.It was the first book I have read that describes the characters and their emotions. A job well done and this novella deserves many rewards! Read more
Review:I love reading post apocalyptic novels, and this series is one of the best I have read. I could easily rate this over The Hunger Games and many more less known novels. The imagination of the author is beautiful and I purely admire her writing. I absolutely fell in love with this trilogy. My teacher recommended it to me, so I'm passing it on and recommending whoever is reading this review to buy the book. It was full of adventure and action and has the perfect amount of love and drama. You'll f... Read more
Review:These stories, or should I say, bible study was so powerful!! God truly spoke to me through the characters. Excellent job to my sister in Christ! May God continue to use you in your craft. Peace and blessings. Read more









