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Fionna Aster fionna_aster — Finished the Antarctic book - some fantastic pieces of travel writing. Will get on to the Arctic one soon...

Alessandro Demarchi demale851b3b — Fantastic book to get motivated on writing...

Karina Ratiani karinaratiani — I loved this book! I didn't want to stop reading it! I was sad when it was over.

Hosanna Salamon _osanna_alamon — Author: Vicki Churchill Illustrator: Charles Fuge Genre: fiction picture book Publication Info: Sterling Publishing (2003) Reading Level: ages 3-6; early Topic/Theme: wombat lifestyle Issues Addressed: activities of a wombat Classroom Uses: independent reading, read aloud, shared reading Summary: Little Wombat spends a day doing his favorite things and he describes them all for readers. He enjoys walking around and around doing the pigeon step until he falls down, curling up in a ball and rolling around, and so on. Text and image: The images in this book are exceptional. They are bright and colorful and catch the reader's attention. They work well with the text and support the meaning the text depicts. Literary Devices: rhyme

Gerardo Nevarez gerardo_nevarez — I thoroughly enjoyed this book, laughing out loud a LOT. Some of the comments were so off the wall funny that I was in tears, and books just don't usually affect me that way. I loved her sardonic, self-deprecating sense of humor and found that I could identify with her in many ways. It's probably not for everyone, but I will certainly recommend it highly to my Book club members. Hmmm....she likes visiting book clubs.....and we'd feed her well...hm...

Mas Sato kokkoku83b3 — Great for teaching teamwork. Tells the story of a wizard, a fairy, and a magic chicken who always try to outdo each other. Ultimately they create a bunch of monsters who try to take them down.