Red Knit Cap Girl and the Reading Tree

In my hometown, there's a walk down along the beach, and in the forest (where sometime we have seen an owl) someone has put little doors and things into the trees. One of these at least can be opened up and little treasures can be left there for kids to come and pick out. Upon one of my walks there,......more

Isn’t this book sounds like a classic “Little Red Riding Hood”? Even their themes are very different they are both amazing books. This book is a great way to make children love sharing, being an active member of the community, helping each other, and learning what a library is. Red knit cap girl’s a......more

Just wanted to give this little children's book a shout out really quick.....I found this at a tiny bookstore on the beach this weekend, and it became an instant favorite. The sweetest story about a girl who loves to read & her friends who help her come together to build a library in a "nook" in th......more

Ok it was fine but I got stuck on the first page. If it is a sweltering hot day, why is this poor girl wearing a red knit cap?......more

An engaging story, especially through the pictures. The Japanese style on the warm exposed plywood start in the telling from the cover onward. Have you ever found plywood warm and charming? I'm not sure I ever had until now. Of course the recent emergence of the Little Free Library leaves so much roo......more