The Bobbsey Twins came out with a new series from 1980-1986. Although a bit above Ivy's reading level, she still enjoyed it. It does involve a few issues that were tough to discuss - kidnapping, home burglary, etc. I also found the plot much weaker than the original Bobbsey Twins. We began At Plimoth Rock tonight in honor of Thanksgiving. Hoping that she loves the Bobbsey Twins as much as I did!
Welcome to Ivy's Vine! Tired of making fruitless google searches looking for the "best books" for your child? Here is a website guided by a five-year-old. Ivy, with her mommy's help, has compiled a list of her favorite books. Please let me know if you have any suggestions. Warning: They will only be placed on the website if they have been approved by the bookworm herself: Ivy.
Monday, November 24, 2014
Saturday, November 22, 2014
The Story of the Pilgrims
Ivy has graduated from picture books, but not from slightly more verbose picture books. She enjoyed this rendition of the pilgrims' journey to Plymouth. Being an ex-Plimoth Plantation worker, I always enjoy a more historical look at the story - two thumbs up from me!
Sunday, November 9, 2014
Vunce Upon A Time
I have been quite behind on my blog, but I would be derelict in my duty if I did not add on a Halloween book or two. Vunce Upon a Time is an adorable tale about a vegetarian vampire named Dagmar. When he runs out of vegetables, he just adores candy. When he learns about a human holiday called Halloween, he just knows he has to be a part of it. His parents try to dissuade him from going, but nothing will stop him from getting free candy. An adorable and unusual take on Halloween by J. Otto Seibold.
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