Bobbie Hinman

This was really fun. This probably isn’t a book that will be around in 20 years, but you should go check it out and explore it while it’s around. Santa left for Christmas without his suspenders and at the first house his pants will not stay up! The little boy not only sees his underpants, but helps come up with a solution so Santa can finish the night and make sure all the good little boys and girls get their toys.

There's a whole collection of Lean & Luscious & Meatless cookbooks and they're all good. Cooking without meat while retaining the flavor in a timely fashion is a challenge. The recipes in this book and the rest in the series accomplish this, often with international flavors. A staple in my cookbook collection.

This book would be a great book to introduce at the beginning of the year. It is a cute way to talk about differences that people have in their physical appearance. I remember hating my freckles as a young kid and I think that for the students who feel like me, this would be a great book to read. This could be paired with a science lesson about anatomy and why people look different from one another.

The Knot Fairy by Bobbie Hinman
I can't pass up a colorful children's book. Silly children's book about a fairy that has knots in her hair.
Like how the words are separate from the pictures so they are not hard to read.
The fairy that visits the children after they are asleep does something special...There is a cute poem/song about her.
Other works by the author that highlight other fairies are included at the end.