from LynleyS

This is a perfect example of rhyming text, which has the rhythm of one of those exciting narrative poems of yesteryear -- the sort that our grandparents would have had to memorise at school. But this is so much fun. And clever, too. A perfect ending. The author and illustrator obviously collabora...

from estree1

I loved the illustrations of this book. The expressions of the characters show their thoughts and allow the reader to feel the emotions of the book. When the witch loses her bow, the dog's expression shows how distraught he is, this allows the reader to feel his sadness to have been moved to the ...

from mmwrigh3

This is an adorable story about a witch who keeps loosing things while she is flying through the sky. Each time she drops somethings and goes to find it a helpful animal is there to give her back her lost item. Each animal asks if there is room for them to fly on the broom, and of course there is...

from DWMSLibrarian

This is a great, non-scary, non-violent picture book is about a ginger-haired witch who makes friends with a helpful dog, a bird, and a frog. The illustrations are wonderful and intricate, and add warm, loving feelings to the story, for the most part; there is an encounter with a dragon that gets...

from jsa110

Room on the Broom by Julia Donaldson is a great book to take out in your classroom during the month of October. This book has a lot of rhyming words that the students can enjoy. The illustrations by Axel Scheffler are amazing, and children always like to look at the pictures. Each time the wind b...