The Underground Toy Society's Song Book by Jessica D. Adams, Janiece Adams (Illustrator)

Title: The Underground TOy Society's Song Book

Author: Jessica D. Adams

Illustrator: Janiece Adams

Published: April 13, 2016

Publisher: Self

Genre: Children ages 4 on up

Review: ebook provided by author

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What is The Underground Toy Society?

The Underground Toy Society shares their theme song, oath, and poem in a short introduction of who they are and how they help toys and kids.
This is a very short book to introduce the concept of The Underground Toy Society to help kids learn to love and appreciate what they have. The goal is to help kids want to keep their rooms clean and to take care of their toys and belongings.
While The Underground Toy Society hopes children will clean their rooms after reading the books, there is no guarantee children will want to clean their rooms. That is when The Underground Toy Society will need to step in to help the lost, lonely, or forgotten toys. That is where the other books in the series can be helpful to explain how The Underground Toy Society began and how they actually help toys in need. Other books in the series include The Underground Toy Society, The Underground Toy Society Saves Peggy, The Underground Toy Society and the Annual Toy Drive, The Underground Toy Society Helps Beary Bear, and The Underground Toy Society Halloween Scare.

Poco and Moco Are Twins by Jun Ichihara

Title: Poco and Moco are Twins

Author: Jun Ichihara

Published: April 1, 2018

Publisher: Museyon Inc.

Pages: 38

Genre: Children ages 4 on up

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Poco and Moco are twin lambs. They look almost exactly alike, and they get along so well that they spend every minute of their day together. But they’re also different in a lot of ways. For one thing, Poco is a boy and Moco is a girl. Poco likes breads and rolls, but Moco likes cakes and pastries. They both like donuts, so if they only have one, they split it in half. Poco likes to play hide-and-seek, Moco loves to climb trees. And when they join forces they can do things neither of them could ever do alone.
The use of fold-outs, cut-outs, and other special features add an extra element of fun as readers get to know the twins and explore differences and similarities.