Cute little schoolhouse.
346708
Fun little school house that my daughter enjoys.  Only downside is that there are some REALLY small, easy to lose pieces.  I wish those teeny pieces weren't completely rounded (they tend to roll away pretty easily).  Would also have been nice if the stair and floor extensions had a clip to hold them in place.
578462
Easy instructions and cute little cupboard.  Just make sure you know what direction you want the handles to go before you start putting it together
986522
This house is small but packed with features for play. It doesn't take up much space and fits nicely under a window when on the floor. There is no place for dolls or dresses but add a Barbie car and it's all you really need.
731832
Cute children's story of Faith and answered prayer.
Claire is going to school and asks God to find a loving home for her ferret Alabaster.
656861
I bought this water tower for my village, it is so cute.
119375
Cute Little People house. Two year old Granddaughter loves it.  She is kept occupied for long stretches of time, playing with all the extra sound making features inside.
928027
It's cute. The kids enjoyed it alot. The rhymes weren't super hard and it brought together education and something new i.e. the dolphins. I got this book in exchange for honest review.
1604334
This is an adorable little math book. I worked at the homeschool convention booth this year and so  many little kids came up and just wanted to hold this book. it is so inviting and adorable. A good book to keep in your purse and pull out when you are waiting and need a quiet activity to do.
3847721
Grampas everywhere will like to send this book to the grandkids. It's cute and quirkie and there's room for a photo.
3256647
It had to be tiny to fit in the corner, and it had to be cheap, and this bookcase certainly fit the bill.  It is attractive and well designed, easy to put together, and I was able to leave off one shelf to get the exact proportions I needed for the space under the gable.  Perfect spot for family photos.
1472015
This book is adorable! The pictures are cute and the poses are well illustrated for use by less trained people such as teachers or parents. I'm going to use this with my class soon. Get those kids moving!
3237373
This book will provide a good start to conversations with students about their hope and dreams and wishes for the future.  It is a charming yet simple story about a teacher's love for the students.
893471
Cute for children, with some complexity for adults.
821709
Cute little house. Plays music, makes assorted sounds and even lights up (refrigerator and oven). Just wished there was more accessories for the house.
3144181
This is adorable.  I gave this for a gift for one of my daughter's classmates.
3363409
I am really surprised that this book is out of print. It's a cute little book about the first days of school and the adventures of Amanda Pig, a little girl who has been waiting and waiting until she is old enough to ride on the bus and go to school like her brother Oliver.

In regards to reading level I would say that this book is something a second grader might be reading. While the print is still fairly large there are quite a few words on some pages. See Amazon's "search inside this book" feature to judge for yourself.

Vocabulary includes words like: finally, ribbons, purple, animals, Alexander, laughing, lollipop, answer, skyscraper, suitcase, astronaut, and tomorrow.

Both of my children (boy and girl: 4 and 6 this month) enjoy this book and it is a fairly good read-aloud.

I particularly like that there is a chapter structure to the book as I think it gets new-readers prepared for the appearance of chapters in the future. In addition, I think the subplot about Lollipop's (Emily) shyness is dealt with nicely. As is Amanda's mistake of taking the teachers chair when the children gather for circle time. There is no hysterics or scolding, only a pointing out that Amanda made a mistake and that it is easily rectified.

Four Stars. Artwork is attractive and the stories are engaging for toddlers on up. Publishers Weekly has the reading level as appropriate for beginning readers (age 5 - 8) but I think that there are quite a few words per page and that it would be to much for a kindergartener and even most first graders.
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Just adorable. I love this little guy :) and so do my students. Very cute!