Contents of blog copyright Book Dragon's Lair 2009-2023
I've been gone a while. I started reading fanfiction to escape and I got sucked in an abyss.

I have no idea if someone else is hosting similar challenges. I just grabbed some of what I have hosted before.

Here's to a happy year of great reading
Jan2023: Not much has changed. Writing a fanfiction now O_o as well as reading but I bought 7 new books in December and hope to get those read soon. Crossing fingers about adding challenges (late!)

Saturday, October 24, 2009

New Review Book Arrived this week


The Tallest of smalls

Author: Max Lucado
Illustrated by Maria Monescillo
Publisher: Thomas Nelson
Release Date: November 3, 2009
format: Hardcover
reading level: Ages 4-8
pages: 32



from the publisher:
A delightful rhyming story about the Too-Smalls who live in the Stiltsville. Every evening a six, the Too-Smalls meet in the square where they hope they’ll be picked to receive stilts to strut about above the stilt-less masses below. They come to see if they matter—if they’re awesome, if they’re pretty, if they’re clever, or funny. Ollie, the smallest of too-smalls, pleas to be picked. He wants to be like the high-ups of Stiltsville who are proud of their stilts, the ultimate status. But once he gets stilts, oh how it hurts when he stumbles and tumbles and loses his stilts. That is . . . until he meets Jesus who chose low over high telling him, "Keep your feet on the ground. You matter already.”
from me:
The smalls and Stiltsville is introduced in Fearless.

Amazon.com Sales Rank, as of 10-24: #15,255 in Books
Popular in these categories:
#19 in Books > Children's Books > Religions > Christianity > Ages 4-8
#32 in Books > Children's Books > People & Places > Social Situations > Self-Esteem & Self-Respect > Fiction
#38 in Books > Children's Books > People & Places > Social Situations > Values > Fiction

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