I think one of the best types of books are the ones dubbed "kid's book" yet are still entertaining enough to hold the attention of a bit older reader, like myself. These books, many of whom have found a spot in history's hall of classics, are great for pulling off the shelf both when you want to read in your head and when your audience includes a young group of eager listeners. There are a few I still appreciate, and will continue to appreciate, even if they are considered for little kids.
The first classic I want to mention is The Cricket in Times Square.
It follows the adventures of Tucker Mouse, Harry Cat, and Chester Cricket --who becomes a famous musician due to his musical talent-- in Times Square.
Sensitive content: a bit of smoking in one scene
Age recommendation: 8+
My rating: 4 star
OOOH fun.
ReplyDeleteI have a collection of Newbery honor books.
Maybe I should read THAT one.
Thanks, good ol' Martha!!
You're very welcome! I love to recommend a good book.
DeleteI love your new signature! It's so pretty. And I agree that children's books are the best. :)
ReplyDelete-Faith Gilliosa
Thank you, Faith! Yes, a lot of children's books are so fun!
DeleteGreat review! <3
ReplyDeleteYour new signature is beautiful! And I'd love to see some more book-ish posts! :) :) :)
Wonderful! I guess I'll schedule some more book reviews, then.
DeleteI've never heard of this book. *checks if library has it* Yep, the library has it. I hope you'll do more book reviews, Martha!
ReplyDeleteI hope so too, Lilly! I've already got one lined up!
DeleteFeel free to tell me what you thought of the book if you read it. *smile*