Young children love hearing and repeating the sounds that animals make. This book is a celebration of birds and their songs. That makes it easier for us to tell Who Is Singing? Bird songs often sound like familiar words. Have you ever heard a bird whistle wheet, wheet, wheet, birdie, birdie, birdie? That’s the song of a cardinal. I have another book that has just released titled Who Is Singing?, and I wondered if you’d like to review it also. Hi, Carla, A while back you did a lovely review of my book A Bobby-Dazzler of a Pouch!, for which I’m so appreciative. I hope you enjoy this site as well as my comments on the books I have read and reviewed. You can click on the links above to take you to the pages that contain reviews for specific genres of books. My husband passed away in 2017, so I now have even more time to read and that is what I do. I also include their thoughts in my reviews where applicable. I am a grandma to three wonderful grandchildren and read to them whenever I can. There are also a couple of Christian series geared to young readers (age 7 – 11) which I have reveiwed. I try to read a lot of Children’s books from toddlers to Young Adult as well as picture books. I love seeing our young people read, as well as parents reading to them.

I wanted somewhere to review books where people could come and look at them as well as see them somewhat categorized.Īs a retired elementary school principal/teacher/teacher-librarian, children’s literature is very important to me. (I can’t believe that was 12 years ago) Shortly after that, I was introduced to Netgalley and have been reviewing new books on a regular basis. I have been a reader all my life, but once I retired, I began reading and reviewing books on Goodreads.

Miller Avenue Murder by Nenny May