|title=The Radically Awesome Adventures of the Animal Princess: Balloon Toons
|rating=4
|genre=For Sharing
|summary=I know so many parents who are completely fed up with the stereotyped role of little girls and especially princesses in stories. If you are looking for stories with a totally different type of princess, then this book is for you. The little princess, or Animal Princess as she is known, is most certainly not a damsel in distress. She is an active heroine boldly seeking adventure, and the messier the better. Rather than looking like a beauty pageant winner in a formal gown, the little Animal Princess looks refreshingly child like in the illustrations. I am delighted to see a princess drawn with the proportions of an ordinary child rather than a Barbie doll. She also prefers nice comfortable animal pyjamas to ball gowns.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>160905296X</amazonuk>
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|author=Daniel Cleary and Kanako Usui
|summary=I very nearly passed this book by, as my sons have no knowledge of or interest in baseball. But the name of the authors caught my eye. I was a surprised to see Abbott and Costello listed as the authors of a new book. After all, they have been dead for decades. This could give the term ghost writer a whole new meaning, and then the penny dropped. The title, 'Who's On First?' is also the title of one of Abbott and Costello's most famous comedy skits. This book is taken directly from the skit, with only a few minor alterations. Remembering how side splittingly funny the skit was - I knew in instant the children would enjoy this. You do not need to know anything about baseball to enjoy this book, all you need is a sense of humour.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1594745900</amazonuk>
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{{newreview
|author=Lorna Freytag
|title=My Humongous Hamster
|rating=5
|genre=For Sharing
|summary=''My hamster doesn’t do much''.<br>
''He just sleeps and eats and eats and sleeps''.<br>
''Sometimes he gets so HUMoNGOUSLY HUNGRY....''
''My Humongous Hamster'' is the story of what might happen if the hungry hamster ate all of his food in one gulp and got bigger and bigger and bigger. Each page shows the gigantic hamster in a variety of humorous situations, each one funnier than the last.