September 24, 2008
Animal Fantasy
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Misunderstood Chicken Little is eager to make people proud of him. He pleases his dad with a homerun hit in baseball, but then it is time for a real challenge. Chicken Little must rescue his his friend Fish from the aliens before they destroy his entire home town. It is impressive how such a small fellow can be so heroic.
September 24, 2008
Animal Fantasy
806 Comments

In this hilarious caldecott honoree story, a duck who lives on a farm is unhappy with the work conditions he is responsible for, so the Duck campaigns to put himself in charge of the farm. Once he wins, he decides that he wants a bigger and better position. He runs for governor, then for the presidency of the United States. This is a really good book that children will love!
September 23, 2008
Animal Fantasy
567 Comments
This is the story of a little llama who impatiently waits for his mother to bring him a glass of water before he foes to bed. When his mother comes to his aide, she expresses her love for him and reminded him that she is always there even when she isn’t near.
September 22, 2008
Animal Fantasy
2639 Comments

In this book, the characters are a community of field mice. A mouse from the city tells them about his experiences in New Orleans during Mardi Gras. The mice are so intrigued that they decide to have their own Mardi Gras festivities. During the party, they decide to make masks, and disguise themselves as other animals. The mice then forget who and what they really are. They conform to the specific mask they wear. In the end, they realize their true identities, and the masks are nothing more than a memory.
September 21, 2008
Animal Fantasy
3664 Comments

Chester Raccoon is scared about going to school because he doesn’t want to leave his mother. Mrs. Raccoon explains “The Kissing Hand” to her son; she will always love him no matter where he is. Knowing this, Chester feels more confidant about going to school.
September 19, 2008
Animal Fantasy
2915 Comments

This book is about a cricket who cannot make a noise, and he meets alot of other bugs who can. Once he gets big enough and finds a girl cricket, he made his cherping and it is the most beautiful ever. I really love this book. It is clever because the book actually makes music in at the appropriate place. I think it shows children to be patient and things will happen when they are ready for them to happen. Kate