I'll have to scan the cover in at some point. This was very 70's ish and Mommy enjoyed that.
It's all about me; head, toes, feet, etc. Very cute and very 70's. All I have is that it was published by Hallmark.
Layne like the little ladybugs on the little 70's kids toes.
Monday, February 19, 2007
Wednesday, February 14, 2007
Happy Birthday to You

I may have said previously that we heart Dr. Seuss. It's still true.
I don't think I ever read this one growing up.
It's all about what happens on your birthday. It's all very magical and wonderful as usual - hot dogs, camels, cakes, presents, and parties. But the repeated chorus is, "If you'd never been born, well what would you do? . . . be? Why, you might be a WASN'T". You're special for being born and you're special because you are you.
The ending got me a little teary, "And I wish I could do all these great things for you!" (The reader most likely being a parent saying they would lavish their child on their birthday if they could.)
Layne was interested in the pictures but didn't get the deeper meaning. Guess who's getting this read to him on every birthday for the rest of his childhood.
Tuesday, February 13, 2007
Curious George Takes a Job
Or How Curious George Got High on Ether.We meet George again who's now bored of zoo life and his absentee owner, The Man with the Yellow Hat. George leaves the zoo and explores the city. He ends up in a kitchen infecting the food with god knows what. (Was he quarantined
This first part is pure hi-jinxs but now we enter the problem area. George is taken to a people hospital and admitted. He's fixed up and then left ALONE with a room full of drugs. George being curious and all gets high on ether.
At point in time was it funny for kids book characters to abuse drugs?
Eventually TMITYH shows up and collects George. Could someone for the love of god call Animal Precinct?!
Monday, February 12, 2007
Love Is...
I would just like to say I freaking hate Precious Moments. Yet we have one of their books.This book is sweet and simple and incredibly unrealistic. Yes, I know, kids books are like that. I really did want to vomit after reading it. The only redeeming quality is that it didn't use the g word.
The real answer - love is filling your friend's ex husbands apartment with praying mantis eggs.
Sunday, February 11, 2007
A Bug, a Bear, and a Boy Go for a Ride
Saturday, February 10, 2007
Skating on Thin Ice
Joe and Rosie the elephants love to ice skate together. One day Joe meets Flo another elephant and he ditches Rosie to skate with Flo. Apparently Flo is a wee bit heavier than Rosie causing the ice to break under Joe. But Rosie is there to rescue Joe and he learns not to stray.I think there are several morals to this story. Cheating will kill you. Rosie is a doormat. And elephants should really not ice skate.
Thursday, February 8, 2007
Cookie's Guessing Game About Food
Layne's favorite Sesame Street character is Cookie Monster. Elmo is a close second but my son is no sheep. He even made his own sign for Cookie.So this month Target had Sesame Street books in the Dollar Isle. Guess who was bent over on the floor digging through the bins. Our prized find was this Cookie Monster book.
Ok, Cookie may have an eating disorder. In this little book you have to guess which food Cookie is describing. The last food he describes is of course, cookies! He does go through pizza, bananas, and milk so he's sort of balanced.
Layne isn't really interested in descriptions of food since they are still foreign but he liked Mommy's cookie voice.
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