Lauren Cecil

It is a very snowy day and Winnie-the-Pooh and Piglet decide to build a new house for Eeyore. What starts as a fun adventure becomes a bit more complicated because of a misunderstanding, but of course everything is solved in the end.
Friendship and good intentions are at the centre of this story, and children also learn that the best of intentions can be misguided if you are not careful. It is a tale full of kindness and I enjoyed reading it. The illustrations are beautiful as well.

Blossom Flowerpot notices that Spring is on its way so she decides to grow a vegetable garden! And she even helps her friends grow their own garden, After their hard work they decide to have lunch and watch as their gardens grow! This book is perfect for a young age group, it encourages readers to start their own garden. It is also very informational because it teaches children where their fruits and vegetables come from, rather than the grocery store. I would have my own classroom start show more their own garden! By doing this my students could have a sense of accomplishment. show less

Decent little story. Cute illustrations

Celebrations & Traditions, magic & make-believe, halloween, friendship