I'm a huge fan of chai, so this book immediately drew me in with its title. It is filled with great illustrations. And the inclusion of a recipe at the back is a lovely touch. The story, however, felt a little off to me. The opening drags and could have been trimmed to create a tighter, more coherent read. The ending was a bit gross, but children will likely find it hilarious.

A beautiful tribute to Indigenous storytelling and teachings. This book has great art and a captivating story. At the back of the book there is even a moon calendar, with all the different moons and their corresponding months.

This is a fun and festive joke book that's perfect for getting the whole family in the Thanksgiving spirit. It features a great mix of humor—some jokes are clever and witty, while others are over-the-top cheesy. It’s a combination that is sure to get a laugh out of both kids and adults.

This magical story is adorned with beautiful, evocative art that perfectly captures its charm. I loved the wonderfully wacky residents of Anderson House and the clever way the book seamlessly blends important learning moments into its fun plot.

What a wonderfully bonkers and fun story! This book is a clever, kid-friendly take on the classic Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde story, filled with plenty of silliness and slime.

This is a quaint and picturesque story with charming, vintage-style illustrations that beautifully capture the feeling of preparing for a big family move.

These jokes were great.

This book is a great introduction to cursive writing. It not only teaches all the upper and lowercase letters but also includes activities that skillfully reinforce learning.

This book is a simple celebration of autumn. The fantastic art really carries the story with both its accurate portrayals of fall and the animated expressions of the characters.

This book is a sweet celebration of community. It's also a gentle reminder that when you don't know something, sometimes it's best just to ask.

This book filled me with wonder. It is a magical celebration of pagan traditions (many of which are reflected in our modern holidays). I adored the art and found the simple storytelling to be a perfect vehicle for learning about the changing of the seasons and the celebrations that surround them.

This is a very clever alphabet book. Not only does it go through various letters of the alphabet, but this book also makes use of alliteration to further reinforce each letter—a skillful linguistic choice that really sets this book apart from most alphabet books.