Daniel Nunn

An interesting rhyming book about the shapes that surround us, and encouraging children to recognize them. It did not, however, manage to keep our toddler's attention for very long, as she went to find other things to do while her brother read. The rhyming lines were a nice addition, but not one that managed to make this book memorable. Maybe she'll enjoy it when she's older...

This was an outstanding book for a kindergartner when learning about animals and colors. It asks them questions pertaining to the illustrations and whether they are correct or not. If the answer to the question being asked is no, they will also give the correct answer. The first illustration is a purple banana. The question asks, "Are bananas purple?" Under the flap reads, "No! Bananas are yellow."

The main message in the story is to see if the children know the correct answers to the show more questions based upon the illustrations shown. show less

"Where's Eddie?" by Daniel Nunn and Steve Walker is a board books for young children about an elephant. Eddie the elephants throughout he story hides behind different objects and the reader must try to find him. Photos are used for the background of the page, and then Eddie the elephant is a drawn character then inserted into the picture. I thought the idea of incorporating the idea of searching for the character was a good way to get children to interact with the story, but the hiding of show more the elephant wasn't the best, with a weird mix of locations he's hidden within. I read the e-edition of this book, but it books would be good for preschool aged children as a board book. show less

A good and informative book about air, we can not see it but we feel it.