Book Review- Goldilocks and the Three Bears
Book Source: bought
Hones’ Review: My children and I love to read books that are variations of familiar tales. There are so many takes off of Goldilocks and the Three Bears. It was fun to read a book that stuck with the original story but had some fun twists. We liked that Goldilocks spoke in rhyme so that my kids could try and fill in the blanks of what she might say next.
About the Author: Caralyn Buehner & Mark Buehner
- Caralyn Buehner was born in St. George, Utah and grew up in Salt Lake City. She lived in a home that valued books and where lap reading was the norm. As a teen she wrote a chapter of a romance novel and also won state and national awards for her writing. She met her husband in college, and they currently have 8 children.
- Caralyn needed some encouragement from her husband to pursue her talent of writing children’s books. He is an illustrator, and they’ve worked together on many of her books. Her first full length book was Escape of Marvin the Ape. She writes about manners, values, family relationships, and life in general, but her focus has changed lately from “wanting to get a deep point across to just wanting to bring a little light and joy into my work”(UCWI, 2004).
- Mark Buehner will commonly add hidden images to his illustrations, like rabbits, cats, and dinosaurs. visit his site at http://buehnerbooks.com/
Book Review- It’s Potty Time for Girls
It’s Potty Time for Girls
by Ron Berry
Board Books, 16 pages
Published February 2000
by Penton Overseas, Inc
ISBN 9781891100598
Imprint: Smart Kids Publishing
Book Source: Bought
4 Stars
Children can be frightened by the sight and sound of a flushing toilet. This book (featuring a toilet flushing sound chip) reassures children that the toilet is not something to fear but part of the growing up process. Includes Potty Time Chart.
Mary’s Review: A very cute board book that teaches in a simple, fun and understandable way the process of using the big girl potty from going pee pee to wiping herself to washing her hands. It has a potty chart in the back to help reward her when she has completed each process. My granddaughters who are 1 and 3 really found it fun. My 3 year old granddaughter explained to me how she all ready does the things explained in the book. They both especially liked the toilet flushing sounds. The illustrations are colorful, fun and cute.
I recommend this book for children ages 2 – 4.
About the Author: Ron Berry has authored and created over 100 children’s books that address a wide variety of educational subjects, combined with fun, interactive novelty elements.















