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Readers on the Road episodes
- “The Old Woman Who Named Things,” by Cynthia Rylant and illustrated by Kathryn BrownA story for the kids and the grownups… we love “The Old Woman Who Named Things,” by Cynthia Rylant and illustrated by Kathryn Brown. Harcourt Brace & Company, New York. 199610 min
- “Apple Cider Making Days,” by Ann Purmell and illustrated by Joanne FriarReaders on the Road loves cider, and we loved learning about “Apple Cider Making Days,” by Ann Purmell and illustrated by Joanne Friar. The Millbrook Press, Brookfield CT. 2002.8 min
- “Bear Feels Sick,” by Karma Wilson and illustrated by Jane ChapmanReaders on the Road is feeling done with germ season, but we still enjoyed “Bear Feels Sick,” by Karma Wilson and illustrated by Jane Chapman. Margaret K. McElderry Books, New York. 20075 min
- “A Village Full of Valentine’s,” by James StevensonReaders on the Road finally gets to our Valentine’s reading and enjoys “A Village Full of Valentine’s,” by James Stevenson. Greenwillow Books, NY. 1995.15 min
- “Skywatcher,” by Jamie HoganReaders on the Road enjoys Maine author Jamie Hogan’s “Skywatcher.” Tilbury House Publishers, Thomaston ME. 20219 min
- “The Christmas Train,” by Ivan GantschevWhat a classic! Readers on the Road loved discovering “The Christmas Train,” by Ivan Gantschev. Little, Brown, and Company. Boston. 19826 min
- “The Relatives Came,” by Cynthia Rylant and illustrated by Stephen GammellReaders on the Road loves the Caldecott Honor classic, “The Relatives Came,” by Cynthia Rylant and illustrated by Stephen Gammell. Bradbury Press, New York. 1985.5 min
- “City Dog, Country Frog,” by Mo Willems and illustrated by Jon J MuthWe are more the country frog type of people, but we loved “City Dog, Country Frog,” by Mo Willems and illustrated by Jon J Muth. Hyperion Books for Children, New York. 2010.5 min
- “The Princess and the Pea,” by Hans Christen Anderson and illustrated by Maia DusíkováReaders on the Road enjoys the classic “The Princess and the Pea,” by Hans Christen Anderson and illustrated by Maia Dusíková. Floris Books, Edinburgh 2012.4 min
- “The Tub People,” by Pam Conrad and illustrated by Richard EgielskiA bathtime classic! We love “The Tub People,” by Pam Conrad and illustrated by Richard Egielski. Harper & Row, Publishers. 1989.9 min
About Readers on the Road
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Join a former Kindergarten teacher and her kids as they cruise the roads of the northeast. Can’t read books and drive at the same time? No problem! We recorded a podcast for this exact traffic jam. Car time is a great time for a story or two… or five!
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