Synopsis
About Mary Ann Hoberman
See more books from this AuthorThe result is vintage Hoberman: Clever, rhyming wordplay mining a single concept for all it’s worth and a singsong cadence that begs to be read aloud combine to produce a text reminiscent of earlier collaborations with Betty Fraser in A House is a House for Me (1978) and The Cozy Book (1999).
Jul 15 2009 | Read Full Review of All Kinds of Families!“Eggs in a carton can seem like a family/ So can a loaf with its slices of bread/ Celery stalks or a big bunch of carrots/ They sleep in the fridge with a drawer for a bed.” The playful verses (“Clams in the sea make a clammily family/ Lambs in the field make a lambily family...”) posit that any ...
Jul 20 2009 | Read Full Review of All Kinds of Families!An aggregated and normalized score based on 16 user ratings from iDreamBooks & iTunes