Month: July 2021

Children’s Book Reviews at Mrs. Pilcher’s Bookshelf

Where is Mrs. Pilcher this week? This week’s book is about a peg-leg sailor who helps slaves escape on the Underground Railroad. Can you guess the name of the book? Here are some clues. The author and illustrator is Jeanette Winter. The book was published by Random House Children’s Books and is for children ages 3-7 years old. Last week’s book “Madeline” is about a group of girls in Paris that live in an old house covered in vines! They have lots of adventures together. Madeline was written and illustrated by Ludwig Bemelmans and published by Penguin Young Readers; it is for children ages 3-7 years old.

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Children’s Book Reviews at Mrs. Pilcher’s Bookshelf

This week’s book is about a group of girls in Paris, France! Can you guess the name of the book? Here are some clues. The author and illustrator is Ludwig Bemelmans. The book was published by Penguin Young Readers Group and is great for children ages 3-7 years old. Last week’s book “Ferdinand” was written by Munro Leaf and illustrated by Robert Lawson. It is about a bull who liked flowers and simply enjoyed life. “Ferdinand” was published by Penguin Young Readers and is great for children ages 3-7 years old.

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Children’s Book Reviews at Mrs. Pilcher’s Bookshelf

Where is Mrs. Pilcher this week? This week’s book is about a bull that loves flowers! Can you guess the name of the book? Here are some clues: the author is Munro Leaf and it was illustrated by Robert Lawson; published by Penguin Young Readers Group for children ages 2-5 years. Last week’s book “The Glorious Flight” was about the very first flight across the English Channel in a heavier than air aircraft flown by Louis Bleriot. Written by Alice Provensen and Martin Provensen, published by Penguin Young Readers, and is great for children ages 5-8.

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Children’s Book Reviews at Mrs. Pilcher’s Bookshelf

Where is Mrs. Pilcher this week? This week’s book is about the very first flight across the English Channel in a heavier-than-air aircraft flown by Louis Bleriot. What do you think the title of this book is? Here are some clues — the book was written by Alice Provensen and Martin Provensen and published by Penguin Young Readers Group. It is geared for children ages 5-8 years old. Last week’s book “Night Of The Moon Jellies” is a story about mysterious lights in the ocean. This book was written and illustrated by Mark Shasha, published by Simon & Schuster, and is for children 8-12 years.

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Children’s Book Reviews at Mrs. Pilcher’s Bookshelf

Where is Mrs. Pilcher this week? This week’s book is about mysterious lights in the ocean. Have you ever seen unexplainable lights in the ocean? What do you think the title is? Here are some clues. This book was written and illustrated by Mark Shasha, published by Simon & Schuster, and is for children 8-12 years. Last week’s book “Blueberries For Sal” is about the adventures of a young girl and her mom who meet up with some bears while picking blueberries. “Blueberries For Sal” was written and illustrated by Robert McCloskey and published by Penguin Young Readers. It is geared for children ages 3-7 years.

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Children’s Book Reviews at Mrs. Pilcher’s Bookshelf

Where is Mrs. Pilcher this week? This week’s book is a story is about a girl and her mom who meet up with some bears while picking blueberries. What do you think will happen? What do you think the name of this book is? The author and illustrator is Robert McCloskey and it was published by Penguin Young Readers Group. Last week’s book “Mailing May” is a true story about parents who mail May to her grandma’s because passenger tickets are too expensive. Written by Michael O. Tunnell, illustrated by Ted Rand and written for children ages 4-8 years old. If you enjoy this video, please click the thumbs up to like and follow!

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Children’s Book Reviews

Where is Mrs. Pilcher this week? This week’s book is a story about mailing something unusual. What is the most unusual thing you have ever received in the mail? What do you think the name of this book is? Here are some clues — the story was written by Michael O. Tunnel and illustrated by Ted Rand. It was published by Greenwillow Books. Last week’s book “How To Make an Apple Pie and See The World” is a story about traveling the world to get the ingredients to make an apple pie. Have you ever had to go to several stores to get the ingredients for a recipe? “How To Make an Apple Pie and See The World” was written and illustrated by Majorie Priceman, published by Random House Children’s Books, and written for children ages 3-7. If you enjoy this video, please click the thumbs up to like and follow!

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Children’s Book Reviews at Mrs. Pilcher’s Bookshelf

Where is Mrs. Pilcher this week? This week’s book is about the adventure of making an apple pie. What do you think the name of this book is? Here are some clues — the book was written by and illustrated by Majorie Priceman and published by Random House Children’s Books. Last week’s book “Miss Rumphius” is a story about a girl who resolves to make the world more beautiful after hearing the story of her great-aunt who made the world more beautiful by sowing lupine seeds. This book was written and illustrated by Barbara Clooney. It was published by Puffin Books and is written for children ages 5-8. If you enjoy this video, please click the thumbs up to like and follow!

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Children’s Book Reviews at Mrs. Pilcher’s Bookshelf

Where is Mrs. Pilcher this week? This week’s book is a story is about a girl who resolves to make the world more beautiful. What do you think the title of this book is? It involves flowers and her great-aunt. Here are some clues — the story was written illustrated by Barbara Clooney, published by Puffin Books, and written for children ages 5-8 years. Last week’s book “The Salamander Room” is a story about a boy who brings home a pet salamander and he uses his imagination of how the salamander lives with him. It was written by Anne Mazer. This story was published by Random House Children’s Books and was written for children ages 5-8. If you enjoy this video, please click the thumbs up to like and follow!

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Children’s Book Reviews at Mrs. Pilcher’s Bookshelf

Where is Mrs. Pilcher this week? This week’s book is a story about a boy who brings home a pet salamander. The boy and his salamander are quite imaginative. What do you think the title of this book is? Here are some clues. This story was, published by Random House Children’s Books and was written for children ages 5-8. Last week’s book “The Bee Tree” is a story about a grandfather who teaches his granddaughter to enjoy reading and learning. This story was written by Patricia Polacco and published by Penguin Young Readers Group. It was written for children ages 4-8. If you enjoy this video, please click the thumbs up to like and follow!

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