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The Sea Around Us
by Rachel Carson
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Although some of the material in Carson's classic work is undeniably dated, particularly around technology and what portions of the sea have yet to be explored, as well as climate change, her careful prose and descriptions still make for an incredibly worthwhile exploration of the oceans and their history. Where textbooks often make the subject of oceanography something of a static-feeling subject, Carson manages to treat the ocean as a near living, breathing organism that affects everyone on our planet, and the calmness of the exploration as a whole makes for a book I wouldn't hesitate to recommend.

Diary Of A Wimpy Kid Old School
by Jeff Kinney
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It was really funny

Brown Bear Brown Bear Board Book
by Bill Martin Jr
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Loved the book

Mogs missing
by Helen Nicoll and Jan Pienkowski
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It a pretty good book to read it had some challenging words.

A Court Of Thorns And Roses
by Sarah J. Maas
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Loved it! Can’t wait to read the next one. I couldn’t put it down.

The Secret Of The Crystal Fairies
by Thea Stilton Books
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I liked it very much.

Love Makes A Garden Grow
by Taeeun Yoo
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Adam, age 5: This is a great book. - How did this book make you feel? “Happy. And a sad but just a little bit but also happy.” - What did you like about this book? “That dog was in it. I like that dog. I like that girl.” - What was the best part? “He (grandfather) was giving her (great-granddaughter) a plant.” - Is there anything you didn’t like? “I liked everything. Even the parts that made me sad, I liked everything.” Mom’s review: I really liked this book, but it does ache. I would categorize it as bitter-sweet, although that is, in part, due to my adult perspective. This book has the comfort of familiar childhood joy, but it also touches on insecurities. It follows the child trough growing up and into adulthood. It shows the grandfather aging and changes in life as they both move to different places. As such, there are moments of loneliness between connection. It has a happy ending and offers opportunities for conversations on loving people who live far away, changes in life, such as moving and loved ones aging. The illustrations are nicely done and help tell the story. I really enjoyed it, but it did make me cry!

Big Red Barn
by Margaret Wise Brown
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Cute

On your toes
by Apple Jordan
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Barbie shares goes down memory lane with sister Kelly about Barbie’s favorite costumes and how she loves them all no matter what

Love from the crayons
by Drew daywalt Oliver Jeffers
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Love in all colors
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