Format: Hardcover
Published by Sterling Publishing Company Incorporated on October 6th 2015
Pages: 32
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Genres: General, Holidays & Celebrations, Young Adult
Pack up the pooches and load the van. We need to leave by eight! There's so much to bring. Do we have everything? Come on, we can't be late! The classic song gets a fresh new twist! The fun begins when Grandma and Grandpa send invitations to their far-flung, modern, and multiracial family: Come to our house for the holidays--and bring your favorite pie! Off everyone goes, driving down snowy roads, riding the train, boarding a plane . . . even sailing along in a hot-air balloon. As each family faces an obstacle that delays their trip, they learn that sometimes the most old-fashioned form of transportation works best . . . NEIGH!
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One thing I love about Christmas time is the books especially picture books.
Today I am going to be talking about Over The River & Through The Wood by Linda Ashman and illustrated by Kim Smith.
I loved the illustrations in the book and the diverse characters in the book. It was nice to finally see that in a picture book for kids.
Over The River & Through The Wood is set to that classic tune and your suppose to read the book in that tune. I admit I had to google it to see how it went as its been a long time since I heard it. The story is about a diverse family that has been invited to Grandma and Grandpa’s house. Each member of the family has to overcome a traveling disaster such as the car running out of gas, a flat tire and so much more but in the end they all meet along the way and help each other out to arrive at Grandma and Grandpa’s house.
This is such a cute book and I think it would make a perfect gift.