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Review: Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day by Judith Viorst
A funny, relatable, and comforting children’s story that captures what it feels like to have one of those days where absolutely nothing goes right. From the very first page, it leans into that feeling fully, letting readers follow Alexander through a chain of frustrating, disappointing, and exaggeratedly unlucky events.

Laura Wakefield
May 122 min read


Review: The Tawny Scrawny Lion by Kathryn Jackson
The lion himself is not a scary predator in this story; instead, he comes across as a little overconfident and easily outsmarted. That shift in expectation is part of the humor. Readers might expect the lion to be the most powerful character in the jungle, but instead, he’s constantly being outwitted in simple but clever ways.

Laura Wakefield
May 122 min read
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