Tales of Olga da Polga by Michael Bond illustrated.Heartwood Hotel: Home Again by Kallie George illus.Leaf Stone Beetle by Ursula Dubosarsky illustrated.Aranea A story about a spider by Jenny Wagner illu.Little Mouse and the Red Wall by Britta Teckentrup.Little Humpty by Margaret Wild illustrated by Ann.
The Tin Forest by Helen Ward illustrated by Wayne.The Greatest Treasure of Charlemagne the King by N.Bookworm : A Memoir of Childhood Reading by Lucy M.Owl Moon by Jane Yolen illustrated by John Schoenherr.Ella May and the Wishing Stone by Cary Fagan illus.Honey and Bear by Ursula Dubosarsky illustrated by.I now need to hunt out some more books by Cary Fagan there are sure to be some others just as splendid as Ella May and the Wishing Stone. I previously talked about Wolfie and Fly. Cary Fagan has written a number of picture books and novels. One more thing - as I sat down now to talk about Ella May and the Wishing stone, the cover of Little Blue Chair also by Cary Fagan appeared on the Canadian Children's Book Centre Facebook page. You can see a video of the whole book here. I want to rush out and share Ella May and the Wishing Stone with a group of young children and buy some copies to pop into the library collections of my friends. Can you guess how the children might now use their stones? She goes inside her house and comes out with a crate of assorted objects such as a broom which can be transformed into a pony and empty egg cartons which feel just like the lunar surface. "Once again Ella May was the only one with a wishing stone, but she didn't feel as happy as she thought she would." Then it starts to rain and something happens to those stones. She wants her stone to be the only wishing stone. They make their wishes for a pony and a walk on the moon. The children are so pleased to have their own wishing stones. He goes home and returns with a cart and for just one penny he offers to make wishing stones for everyone.
none of your stones has a line going all-all-all the way around it." Ella May declares their stone are no good. Other friends arrive but Ella May will not share her stone so the children go looking for their own. He invites Ella May to play a game of hopscotch but she says no. While Ella May is sitting on her porch her best friend Manuel comes past.
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