Quien Teme Al Libro Feroz? (Book)

from 2wonderY

Gives excellent reasons not to disfigure one's books. Ha-ha!

from dylantanner

A gentle funny riff on classic fairy tales. Cool and hip, and maybe a little meta journey through a child's reaction to classic stories. Children's picture book I love this book. It's a little post modern, but plays perfectly into the reaction of media overloaded culture on classic fairy tales. K...

from ecosborne

Lauren Child really expresses a part of childhood in this story. She creates a story where the main character Herb falls into one of his story books and he realizes the havoc he created by defacing his book. Herb realizes the error of his ways and when he escapes the book he fixes the book. This ...

from PuffyBear

I probably read this at least 10 times. This is a really really good book. I really like how the illustrations and flaps are. Really interesting. I recommend this book to all child readers. This like the best book I've ever read. Highly recommended. Really good. I think that Lauren child should w...

from lnpowers

This book did a great job of exemplifying postmodern children's literature. I enjoyed that the physical book represented what had happened in the story, such as pages that appeared to be taped in upside down, holes and the colorings of a child. This book could be used in a program about books and...