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Reviews of Books with 28 Pages

Here are all of the books we've reviewed that have 28 pages.

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Knophy

by Sarena Nanua

Knophy is an unforgettable and relatable character who will likely go on many more adventures. Nadia Ghafour’s "Knophy", a fun, quick picture-book read, follows Knophy, an invisible being who is not noticed by anyone—humans, animals,... Read More

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Confessions of a Bunny

by Christine Canfield

A beloved stuffy recounts her adventures with her person in this sweet and sassy children’s book. There are stuffed animals, and then there are stuffies—best friends, confidants, commiserators, and adventurers. In "Confessions of a... Read More

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Bedtime for Buzzy

by Pallas Gates McCorquodale

This is an appealing and amusing story of Buzzy’s attempts to delay bedtime, animated by a surprising cast of characters. A little boy with a big imagination is reluctant to put down his toys in favor of heading off to sleep in T. J.... Read More

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Joey Visits Grandpa

by Kelly Thunstrom

Children will have fun coming up with solutions to Grandpa’s problems and comparing them with Joey’s. From the fish tank to the freezer, Joey never knows where he’s going to find Grandpa’s glasses next! Patricia Nichvolodoff’s... Read More

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A Scottish Year

by Catherine Reed-Thureson

The cultural heritage of Scotland is celebrated in A Scottish Year, a book for children ages 4 to 8 that looks at the life of children in Scotland. The book shares information on celebrations, foods, school, free time activities, and the... Read More

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Dragon Fire

by Aimee Jodoin

A heartrending tale of parental loss, "Dragon Fire" teaches about the debilitating effects of terminal illness through a somber allegorical story of a mother dragon whose flames diminish then go out. The vividly patterned backgrounds on... Read More

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Train!

by Aimee Jodoin

Little Elephant is obsessed with trains; that’s all he ever wants to play with. But when his parents take him on a real train ride, he gets into a conflict with other youngsters, who each have their own favorite toy. More than just a... Read More

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