I had to read this book for a college history class I took. It was good and interesting reading for something that was required. Even if you don't have to read this book for your Tudor/Stuart History class, take some time out and read it! You'll definitely be rewarded with a great sense of history and accomplishment.

I am not probably the most better drawer you`ve seen but this book surely improved my drawing technics. It is not matter if you are an artist or a total beginner this hints from the real guru will certainly be a big help. A+ and a five star recommendation from me.

I am reading this story to all K-2 students in the library at my school. The teachers and the kids love it. The story in rhyme is a hoot. It's got plenty of action and yet is thoughtful and has similarities to the original rhyme. The kids liked comparing this to the original and provoked us into reciting the original as well. The illustrations are also bold, bright and really cute. Humpty has the look of a child rather than a wierd egg person. Daniel Kirk has created an exceptional retelling. I highly recommend this book!

I bought this book for my little cousin and it is just so awesome! This book comes with a little set of fairy wings for the "fairy princess" to try on while mommy reads her this book. Kids will love it! Also, there is another book to go along with it called "I'm a Ballerina." I would definitely recommend either of these books for anyone with a little girl and a wild imagination!

This book is very good. I like her clothes, I like her clown, I like her nail polish and I like her jewelry. My favorite part is when she says "no one tells me what to wear".

This is a delightful book that shows children they can be friends with people who are different from them.

I came across this book while looking for some good youth books with the Christian worldview. I could not believe how accurately Ms. Gilbert has portraited the current Christian community and some of its problems using an analogy. The struggles of Christian walking in faith is also well portraited. Although this book was written for young adults, I recommend this book to everyone - young & old!

A new kid on the block (staying in Dink's house!), a little action (a kidnap!), a little language lesson (French!), and a lot of teamwork (involving both children, parents, and authority figures) leads to another intriguing tale and a happy ending. Ron Roy's A-To-Z-Mysteries have proven quite successful in our household. I've now read all eleven installments to my four-year-old son, and he has found them immensely entertaining. Similarly, our best friend's daughter, an advanced elementary school reader, promptly consumed these books and deemed them enjoyable. Sure, like most of the chapter book series for little people, the plots tend to be marginally predictable -- conversely, these books weren't written for the parents (and the children seem to find the mysteries sufficiently compelling). I also find that, at a certain level, the fact that the characters in these mysteries are (reasonably) normal children confronting seemingly pedestrian criminals is a welcome break from my son's fascination with the preternatural and his preference for the less realistic (but highly entertaining) series such as the Secrets of Droon, Bailey School Kids, and the Magic Tree House. Also, unlike many of the series books, it does not seem critical to read the books in order (although we do). It's also nice that the protagonists -- Dink, Ruth Rose, and Josh -- play well together, think through difficult problems, exhibit good manners and, for the most part, display the type of vocabulary you won't mind if your children repeat.

I have never come across such a wonderful book. Not only is it beautifuly illustrated, it is sweet and modern. I was so surprised at finding this book; I fell in love with it.

I recomend this book to any reader, young or young at heart. I will surely read this to my future kids!

Beautifully illustrated story, resembling a classic fairytale. The story is humorous, but has an important message. END