Reminder:  Nana’s Books are rated G.  Anyone could read them, or listen to them being read aloud. I read this book when it first came out, and I liked it.  I just reread it, and I really liked it.  Why is that?  In… Continue reading

Reminder:  Nana’s Books are rated G.  Anyone could read them, or listen to them being read aloud. This is a great book to read aloud and talk about.  What we see here, beautifully drawn, are bad examples: spectacular fails.  “Clarence liked to… Continue reading

Reminder:  Nana’s Books are rated G.  Anyone could read them, or listen to them being read aloud. When we first meet Jason Ware, he is 13, and it’s the year 1609.  He’s in an English port town, alone (except for two… Continue reading