Robyn Eversole

Genre
Picture books for children
Storyline
Action-packed
Illustration
Cartoony
Theme
Fighting and forgiving
Subject
Dragons
Prejudice
Reconciliation
Rescues
War

I loved this story because it discusses how many different people can perceive the same thing. It links generations in ways that we cannot comprehend without stories like this. The funds of knowledge of so many individuals are never utilized and it is such a shame because the emotions and experiences that we have influence so much of our daily lives.

The East dragon and the west dragon have never crossed the sea to meet each other, afraid that one will be better than the others. But the king and his silly knight went questing and ended up in an East dungeon. The East dragon goes to help and both dragons learn that they each have their difference that make each unique and perfect. Overall this book was enjoyable and the illustrations are lively and unique. However, the story was a bit long for story time, but probably just right for bedtime.

A little lamb wants to make his wool splendid like the sweater the boy wears. Throughout this endeavor, the little lamb gets himself into scrape after scrape, and the boy is always there to rescue him. It is a calming sweet story of friendship. This book was one of our favorites to check out of the library, and when I saw it at a library sale you can be sure I brought it home. Red Berry Wool is out of print, but many used copies are available.