This is the first book my younger daughter mentioned when I told her I was putting this site together.
This is a very clever book, in which the postman delivers letters to various storybook characters, such as the Three Bears and Cinderella. Each letter must be removed from an envelope on the page. The one to the Three Bears is from Goldilocks apologizing for her bad behavior.
This is a picture book with a great message for girls. They can use their brains (not violence) to best dragons, and they don't need to put up with men (even princes) who don't appreciate them.
This book is an easy reader with very simple words and sentences. It is the true story of a girl who risked her life to save others in a terrible storm in Iowa in 1881.
My younger daughter received an
earlier version of this tape as a baby
present. She started listening to it at
bedtime when she was about one.
She is still listening to it at bedtime
11? years later.
It is a tape that parents can listen to
every night as well. One side has
traditional lullabies sung; the other
side has just the instrumental version.
My daughter has always preferred the
sung version, but she never made a
fuss on the "other" nights.
We also own Lullaby Magic 2, but have
never found it as appealing.
My children loved this video about a
middle-of-the night surprise birthday
party. We still keep it around to play
for some small child who comes to
dinner and needs something to do.
From the personal reviews on Amazon,
lots of other kids did too.