This was a very endearing story about the secret lives of toys and other everyday objects. They experience anxiety about the unknown and their futures. They worry about who (or what) they are and what place they occupy in the world. This humorous and sweet story is suggested for ages seven and up, but I'd recommend it to people of all ages, especially families who are looking for a story to share together. To find Toys Go Out by Emily Jenkins in the SPL catalog, click here.
Thursday, January 11, 2007
Toys Go Out: being the adventures of a knowledgeable Stingray, a toughy little Buffalo, and someone called Plastic
This was a very endearing story about the secret lives of toys and other everyday objects. They experience anxiety about the unknown and their futures. They worry about who (or what) they are and what place they occupy in the world. This humorous and sweet story is suggested for ages seven and up, but I'd recommend it to people of all ages, especially families who are looking for a story to share together. To find Toys Go Out by Emily Jenkins in the SPL catalog, click here.
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