I Just Finished Reading…Top Picks for December 2018
Buffy the Vampire Slayer: New School Nightmare
Ages 8 – 12
Buffy Summers starts middle school in a new town and is having a hard time making friends. Being the new girl and a secret vampire slayer is exhausting. Soon Buffy does make friends with two kids who have more than math class in common with her. Buffy, her Watcher and new friends keep Cleveland vampire free. Or at least they try to. This graphic novel is a great introduction to Buffy the Vampire Slayer for a preteen audience.
By Diana Murray and illustrated by Diana Toledano
Ages 4 – 8
In this counting book, on one snowy day siblings go out to play. They meet up with friends and have a great time sledding, making snow angels and building snowmen! At the end of it all the siblings warm up with cups of cocoa at home. One Snowy Day is a rhyming book that is fun to read as you count up to ten and then back to one.
By Deborah Bruss and illustrated by Lou Fancher and Steve Johnson
Ages 0 – 5
The snow is falling and it is time for the snowplows hit the streets! A man, his dog and his snowplow head out as everyone else is saying goodnight. Driving in the snow can be scary but the snowplow driver is extra careful. When everyone saying good morning it is time for the snowplow driver to go to sleep. But everyone is thankful for the clear roads! The rhyming text and beautiful multimedia illustrations make this a fun book to read.
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