Brief Cases
by Butcher, Jim

A fantastic look through the Dresden Files universe! While a couple of the stories aren't quite up to par, the opening and ending stories are some of the most delightful reads that Butcher has concocted yet. Highly recommended!
 
 

From Head To Toe
by Eric Carl

Best book ever! This is Pigeons new favorite book.
 
 

The Hate U Give
by Angie Thomas

I absolutely adored this book. I truly don't feel like it has a single flaw. Every topic addressed was approach so wonderfully and did not hold back. If you're looking for a diverse read that stands out amongst most YA, The Hate U Give is the book for you.
 
 

Eat, Pray, Love
by Elizabeth Gilbert

This was one of those books I will read over and over again. All those cynics out there who criticize Gilbert for writing a "too cutesy" memoir that seems beyond belief and who claim that she is selfish for leaving her responsibility are clearly missing the point.
 
 

Harry the Dirty Dog
by Gene Zion

Harry is a white dog with black spots, but one day he got out and got so dirty he looked like a black dog with white spots. Finally he got cleaned up so his owners recognized him and he could go home again.
 
 

Good Night Moon
by Margaret Wise Brown

We said good night to everything in that room. I read it very slowly in a quiet voice and baby was asleep by the end.
 
 

Our stars
by Anne Rockwell

We learned that stars are very far away. There are more than you can count!
 
 

The Very Hungry Caterpillar
by Eric Carle

Loved counting all the food that greedy little critter ate! A great way to introduce counting and numbers. Afterward, we just had to get a snack ourselves!
 
 

The Gruffalo
by Julia Donaldson

The mouse was so full of himself until he met the gruffalo, but he managed to escape in the end. He's really clever! Laughs all around!
 
 

Pat the Bunny
by Dorothy Kunhardt

Baby loved patting the soft bunny! Great book for a little one.