I really enjoyed reading this because it gives a view into life in the 1950s for a black family. It gives important insight onto what dreams mean to different people. The author does a good job of sparking emotions where that be frustration or happiness. I would recommend. It’s a quick read.

I like the characters in the book. It is very interesting.

It was really good because I got to experience almost what it is like to have cerebral palsy and the daily challenges she has to face. This is my favorite book!

The BEST book I have ever read!!!!!!!!!!

This book is about Brain and Chick. They are really good friends; they like to remind each other about stuff and play together. My favorite part was when Brain kept forgetting to say Thank You, and Your Welcome because Brain wasn't really smart. My not favorite part was when Dog tried to eat Chick, because Dogs like chicken and I love chicken but I wouldn't eat a live chicken!

I read 5 of the 6 in the set. Very cute quick reads! Enjoyed all of them!

A beautiful poem with pretty images that both my toddler and baby love. Been a family staple at bedtime

I was not sure what to expect, but this was such a great book. It follows a little elephant who goes through a bunch of feelings, depending on what's going on. Mom and dad are pictured on almost every page. Several other animal children make up little elephant's peers. The rhymes are wonderful and lyrical. The page spread draws you in. I highly recommend this book.

This book was about Stick Bug and Beatle. They are friends and it was Stick Bugs birthday. Beatle got him a purple puffy coat but Stick Bug always wore a frown because of it. It was was too purple, too puffy, too fancy, too everything. Beatle loved this coat but Stick Bug was uncomfortable. Beatle realized this was not a good gift for Stick Bug so he wrote him a note for his real birthday, saying he never had to wear the coat again. Stick Bug was so happy he made Beatle a purple puffy vest from it.

One of the most beautiful and important books I've ever read - on par with The Brothers Karamazov.