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The snow is falling, and Caillou wants to have fun playing in the snow. Sarah has a fun idea, why not build a snowman? Caillou has never built a snowman before, but he is always ready to learn something new.

My four-year-old is a huge Caillou fan, watching the show every day. As such, she was very happy to get this book. The story is charming, and the pages are filled with brightly-colored illustrations of Caillou, Sarah, and Caillou's mother...oh yeah, and Pom-Pom, the snowman. She really enjoyed having this book read to her, which is good enough for me!

This book has been in my son's top-five ever since he could point to a book! It's the only Caillou item he has, but he loves it and knows all the words. Very cute story, great pictures! I'm hoping to buy another Caillou book that will be equally popular.

My 22-month old daughter loves this book and asks to read it regularly. It seemed to help her understand and accept more easily that I can't always play with her when she wants. As with the other Caillou books, I edit judiciously as I read so that it more closely reflects our own situation. First, the story focuses almost exclusively on Caillou's relationship with his father; as a single mother, I edit this so that it reflects my daughter's own experience of wanting to spend more time with Mommy. Second, Caillou does a few things in this book (throw pillows for fun, race cars on the kitchen table) that I don't particularly want my daughter copying, so I edit them out as well. I give it five stars based on her enjoyment of it, and the fact that it seems to have helped her deal with the fact that I am not always available to play with her.

This book is illustrated like the series. The story is sweet and short enough that a little one can make it to the end w/out getting bored. The stickers are a cute idea, just make sure to take them out if your little one is under3. :-)

In this story, Caillou stays with a sitter while Mommy and Daddy go out to dinner together. It is a cute story, but I should mention a couple things. The sitter's name isn't the same as in the T.V. show (kids are sticklers for detail) and Rosie isn't in the book at all. Other than that, I think it's a very cute book and it deals with Caillou's feelings in a very open way. My daughter (2 1/2) didn't notice either of these details, but an older child might. She loves the book.

This is another excellent Caillou book. Holds my daughter's attention again and again...and again and again! She loves it!

its' a cope of the current world around us in a big dog's point of view. the gold rush is none of his business, but he has pull the sleds desperately, constantly. it is a completely new world to him , but he adapted himself to it very sooon. he learns the golden rules to survive-strength is authority. when he rubbed noses with the wolves, the call of nature, his nature of wild emerged.
he always has dreames of the wild world, with calls in his illution. he understand the ture love, between he and his last master. but when the old man died, the links between he and the civilization broke. i must say tha t it 's a good ending, because at last buck finds the world he belongs to, his own sky.

Michelle has a problem. Make that two problems. She promised her friends Luca and Evan she would work on a science fair project with them. And she agreed to be on a team with her best friends, Cassie and Mandy. Both teams are doing a project on the solar system, so that's the easy part. The hard part is keeping the whole thing a secret. Because if anyone finds out Michelle is helping two teams win the same prize, she'll be in a world of trouble.

An eccentric woman with a talent for fantastic hair designs learns to leave her small existence for a larger world with the help of a little girl filled with curiosity. Great illustrations.

Everyone's favorite sponge stars in this new book. This book is amazing- great for anyone who likes animation. This book was awesome and I recommend it to everyone of any age.