Jenny Hale (1)

This book is just a bunch of the most common childrens nursery rhymes. It contains many favorites including: Humpty Dumpty, Ole King Cole, and many many more. There is probably at least ten or more in the book.

I really enjoyed the book. It brought back all the nursery rhymes that my mother used to read to me as a child. It also was nice to be able to share them and pass them on to a child that seemed to have a great loving for them. I would definately recommend it to anyone that likes them.

This book could be used in a classroom while trying to teach children about rhyming words. I think it could also be used while trying to teach children the sense of poems or lyrics.… (meer)

A great werewolf story, really different. Set in an alternate renaissance-style world, and the wolf transformations just keep getting worse and worse. Its heroine is fourteen-year-old Princess Jatta, and she’s puny and painfully shy, and terrified by her freaky wolf transformations. They also do nothing for her popularity. I loved this story, largely for the tortured characters. Their situation is bleak, but Jatta and her brother Arthmael work so well together. They share such a strong bond in their quest for a cure — or at least for a place where she can transform without a bloodbath. I got really involved, all stressed out for jatta, especially when her wolf turned on Arthmael.… (meer)