Showing posts with label Moon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Moon. Show all posts

Monday, November 4, 2013



Story: The Very Hungry Caterpillar
Author: Eric Carle
Illustrator: Eric Carle

        The very hungry caterpillar was written by the renowned children’s book author Mr. Eric Carle. Not only did he write the book but he is the one who illustrated and designed it as well.

       The story is about a caterpillar that after coming out of its egg started to feel hungry. So he began to look for some food to satisfy his taste buds. I wonder what kind of food it will eat? (I won’t tell the story here though, you have to go and find out by yourself!)


      The colorful and unique style of Eric Carle's drawing will definitely capture one's attention. It's not just the story itself but there are many things especially a teacher (and parents too!) who can connect it to subjects such as Science (Life Cycle of a Butterfly), Health (Junk Foods) and even the 7 Days of the Week.
         I recommend this book to everybody even if it’s a bit pricey here in our country. Still, it is a good investment. Then again just in case you don’t have the money to buy such book, Just go on to You Tubemand search for the story but I always say there is nothing like holding a good and real book!

Enjoy reading (or watching!)

 

Friday, November 1, 2013

GOODNIGHT MOON

 
 
     Story: Goodnight Moon
     Author: Margaret Wise Brown
     Pictures By: Clement Hurd
 
     Need a bedtime story for your little kids? Goodnight Moon is one of the most beloved story for a parent to tell their children before they go to sleep. The story is quite simple. It tells of a litte rabbit saying goodnight to all the things that he sees in the bedroom like the light, the chairs, the bears and even the cow jumping over the moon. In addition, the words are woven into rhymes to capture the kids attention.
    I think most of you can relate to this especially the parents. You tell your cute kids to say goodnight not just to the family members but all the things that the child can think of...maybe his favorite teddy bear? a chugging choo-choo train? a prettly little doll? or maybe his favorite picture book!
   
 
       "Goodnight room...Goodnight moon..."
 
RATING:



5 out of 5 stars

 
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