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Posts tagged with Daughters

  • 18 August 2010 - Book Review: King Midas and the Golden Touch

    Age 04-08. Charlotte and K.Y. Craft have produced a beautiful rendition of King Midas and the Golden Touch.
  • 13 July 2009 - Book Review: Blueberries for Sal

    Age 04-08. 5 Stars. Sal and her mother set out for Blueberry Hill to pick blueberries for the winter, Mother with her large tin pail and Sal with her small one. Meanwhile, Mother Bear and her cub start up the other side of Blueberry Hill to eat blueberries for the winter…. Meeting a bear in the outdoors is a deliciously danger-filled adventure to read about, yet the story is not fearful, primarily because of the parallels drawn between the mothers and their children…. This is a wonderful story for introducing blueberries or blueberry season, or for preparing to spend time in an unfamiliar outdoor environment. More importantly, it’s simply an entertaining story which underscores the security of parental love and care for their children.

     

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