Nice little book illustrating and explaining different ways to make and maintain friendships. Started some good conversations with my almost 5 year old

One of my favorite books!

This is a most enjoyable book as are all of Smith’s Botswana takes. This book has a couple of interesting story lines, including 2 where things are quite different from what they seem to be initially and one that puts Mr. J.L.B. Matekoni’s life in jeopardy. There is also a very touching couple of scenes from the Orphan Farm.

While I liked the overall tone of the book, much of it I could not fully appreciate, as much of it was implied. Once I finished to book and went to look it up, I saw that there was a whole lot of the story that I did not get. If I need a lot of a book explained after the fact, then the author did not do a very good job.

Mickey is a clone. The team is traveling to a new planet and when they need something dangerous done Mickey is the guy. He gets remade again and again . Was released as Mickey 17 starring Robert Patterson (HP alumni)

Fun colors (and shades) to learn, tabs to pull, familiar objects to point to (and eventually name), we highly recommend this book. Loved it as a board book in late infancy and well into the toddler years.

Loved the book from start to finish.

Since I really liked his book The Midnight Library, I was looking forward to this one. But I was disappointed when I started reading and saw that it was just a compilation of feel-good sayings and stores, many of which are just obvious like Only you can be you and It does not matter what other people think. And while each sentiment by itself could be helpful if they were, say, on a calendar where you got one idea a day and then spent the day thinking about that, here you are bombarded with one after another. It was just not for me.

Very sweet book, the right amount of spice!

set a the famous 42nd St library. A murder occurs and one of the librarians helps solve the case.