Today, I want to mention another author of children's books. Have you ever read anything by James Howe? He wrote books such as Bunnicula, Howliday Inn, and The Celery Stalks at Midnight. Munchomom, especially, enjoyed reading these books, and I would read Bunnicula to my class each year.
He also wrote these:
Actually, someone who reads this blog has a family kinship with this author! She has kept us up to date through the years.
Incidentally, her wedding anniversary is coming up soon! Happy Anniversary to you, GW!:-)
Have a great day!
Thank you for reading. I really appreciate your comments.
I have not read these books but I would very much like to look for them,
ReplyDeleteIt's been ages since I read kids books. My kids are from age 47 to 30. I read some to my grandkids when they were little but never saw these books. My two latest grandkids lives in Ontario so I don't get to read to them.
ReplyDeleteI'm about to become a great grandmother in September.
JB
I am not familiar with these books, but the titles sound delightful.
ReplyDeleteHappy Anniversary to your friend, too! Have a great day!
I am getting to the point of wondering if we just have the same taste in books. I read these out loud too and me and the kids laughed ourselves silly in some parts. Then they went on themselves to read all of his books. My kids have enjoyed each and every one. How nice that you are able to keep up with his life.
ReplyDeleteMore books to share with the grandkids, Nellie. Thank YOU!
ReplyDeleteThe weekend plans are still in the making. I have a feeling relaxing will work out just fine. Perhaps a bit of yard sailing too!
Enjoy your weekend Nellie and thanks for sharing...
Something to add to our library list! Thanks for sharing. I've not heard of this author. Looks fun for Josie!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice, relaxing weekend, Nellie. That is, if you can remember what relaxing is. LOL!
ReplyDeleteI don't know any of those books, Nellie. What good reads they look to be. Hope you have a wonderful weekend. xo Diana
ReplyDeleteI came back to read the other comments on these books and I think that I'll have buy these books for my youngest grandkids. They are still very little though.
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Nellie, I have never seen any of these books.But it has been a while since I've read to little ones. I used to love for our teacher to read a special book to our class...it wasn't like we kids stubbling through the text. xoxox,Susie
ReplyDeleteI love still having an opportunity to read these books..any innocent dear child' books if the opportunity arises. xo
ReplyDeleteNo, I'm not familiar with this author but think I'll look for some of his books to read. : )
ReplyDeleteGoing to a demolition derby tomorrow evening!
I'm sure your grandchildren and your kids love the fact that you are so knowledgeable when it comes to children's books. That is AWESOME --and so needed when it comes to raising kids. That author has some great books!!! Thanks for sharing.
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Hugs,
Betsy
Always enjoy book posts. I'm not familiar with these titles, but they look like lots of fun. Wishes for a good weekend.
ReplyDeleteYou are really challenging me to strain my brain and counter your fave books with some of mine! Another I loved was 'The Naughtiest Girl in the School' by Enid Blyton ( zi think). Have you read that or was she non PC in your time? Joan
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