First Look and Find: Disney Winnie the Pooh, by John Kurtz (Illustrator)
First Look and Find: Disney Winnie the Pooh, by John Kurtz, is my choice for the 'Read a children's book aloud to someone else' prompt in my 2016 (Blended) Reading Challenge.
First, this is NOT the 'Happy Halloween' version listed on Goodreads. The actual version (seen in my blog post) is not listed on GR, and the Halloween version comes up when I type in the proper ISBNs found on this book. So, with that out of the way...
I read many books to my toddler, but I'm reviewing this because she loves it. She may be biased since 'House at Pooh Corner'/'Return to Pooh Corner' is a favorite, special lullaby in our family.
However, I like that there are two versions of the book. You read through a normal 'look and find' board book - which, let's face it, is never overly exciting to parents - and then there is a back 'appendix'-like section that allows you to go back through and find other items. So even if you're reading it over and over, it breaks the monotony at least a tiny bit.
First, this is NOT the 'Happy Halloween' version listed on Goodreads. The actual version (seen in my blog post) is not listed on GR, and the Halloween version comes up when I type in the proper ISBNs found on this book. So, with that out of the way...
I read many books to my toddler, but I'm reviewing this because she loves it. She may be biased since 'House at Pooh Corner'/'Return to Pooh Corner' is a favorite, special lullaby in our family.
However, I like that there are two versions of the book. You read through a normal 'look and find' board book - which, let's face it, is never overly exciting to parents - and then there is a back 'appendix'-like section that allows you to go back through and find other items. So even if you're reading it over and over, it breaks the monotony at least a tiny bit.