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Book Reviews from the Children's Department Staff of the Park Ridge Public Library
1. Penguin and Pumpkin by Salina Yoon
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By: prkcslog, on 10/20/2014
Blog: What You Want to Read (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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Penguin and PumpkinJust in time for autumn and Halloween, Penguin is back. This time Penguin is off on an adventure to find out what fall is like. Unfortunately, her little brother, Pumpkin, is too small to make the journey. But Penguin doesn’t forget about him and brings him back a little bit of fall.

Not only is this a story about the season but of sibling relationships as well. The cute illustrations share some of the joys of autumn. While Penguin and Pinecone is still my favorite in this series, I love the ending image of snowing leaves in this title.

Posted by: Liz


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