No comments about Italy (Festivals of the World).

No comments about The Day the Animals Came: A Story of Saint Francis Day.

1 comments about Nicole and the Spirit of Christmas: Short Stories.

1. This tale of a little girl giving others the spirit of christmas is inspiring. Your Children will love it.

No comments about Trick or Treat at the House of the Man That Gave Away the Fifty-Cent Pieces.

1 comments about Celebrating (Small World (Lerner Publishing)).

1. What a series! I have the Arabic and Chinese versions of the this book. What a great way to develop literacy skills in English and a student's native language! Biliteracy helps develop literacy skills better and faster than just teaching English alone. These books are a great help and hope for ESOL Teachers and the students they serve.

No comments about Tricky Turkey Tongue Twisters.

No comments about Sticker Gift Boxes: Wizards.

No comments about Thanksgiving (Let's See Library - Holidays series) (Let's See Library - Holidays).

3 comments about Calendar of Festivals.

1. This is a wonderful book with a story for each festival. There are 8 stories and a short description of how each festival is celebrated, and it's history. It is a multicultural-multi-religion book, including Purim (Jewish), Holi (Hindu), Vesak (Buddhist), Tanabata (Japanese), Halloween (Celtic), Christmas (Christian), Kwanzaa (Carribean) and New Year (Russian). Obviously this book isn't meant to be the "last word" on any of these festivals, but to give a bit more background to festivals you might celebrate, and increase knowledge of those you don't. There are full color pictures and edgings done in the style of the country involved for each story. Although the reading level is listed at 8-12, children much younger will be happy to sit and listen. My 5 yo loves it, and I expect many children as young as 4 will enjoy it.



2. ... this is a great book for kids who are doing a project on different kind of festivities or to sit down and talk about cultural things with your kids, however this isn't really an interesting read for the average reader.



3. i was excited about the title of this book as both a parent and a montessori directress...until i realized there was no mention of muslim festivals or holidays. how does one write a book like this and ignore the religion of ...what is it? one fourth of the world's population?

1 comments about Powwow Summer: A Family Celebrates the Circle of Life.

1. One of the best books about the Utahraptor ever written. However this book is evolutionistic in its basis, and offers some untrue evolutionistic theorys. I still would recomend this book for someone who want's to learn about one of God's most amazing creations.