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This is Part 2 of our October Halloween special! This month we’re reviewing two scary children’s book. First we reviewed What There is Before There is Anything… Read more The post Scary Stories to Tell in The Dark by Alvin Schwartz appeared first on Vater Goose.

This is Part 1 of our October Halloween special! This month we’re reviewing two scary children’s book. Up first, we explore a terrifying premise. What happens when… Read more The post What There Is Before There Is Anything There by Liniers appeared first on Vater Goose.

Coloring – a favorite pastime of children and adults of all ages. But what happens when you take sentient crayons and have them dictate how you should… Read more The post The Day The Crayons Quit by Drew Daywalt appeared first on Vater Goose.

Dog farts. We all know them. No one enjoys them. So how does a children’s book based solely on a farting dog hold up? Shockingly well. But… Read more The post Walter The Farting Dog by William Kotzwinkle and Glenn Murray appeared first on Vater Goose.

A lot of people complained online that this book was too pricey for the “story”, and it only costs as much as it does because it was… Read more The post Your Baby’s First World Will Be Dada and Everything is Mama by Jimmy Fallon appeared first on Vater Goose.

Honey Bunny Funnybunny is officially introduced to the PJ Funnybunny book series in this self-titled short story. But Honey Bunny Funnybunny is not, in fact, a funny… Read more The post Honey Bunny Funnybunny by Marilyn Sadler appeared first on Vater Goose.

This week on Vater Goose we review Love Your Forever by Robert Munsch, the tale of the ultimate helicopter parent. Creepy or endearing? You decide. Listen to… Read more The post Love You Forever by Robert Munsch appeared first on Vater Goose.

This week we’re remote again and we finish the review of That’s What Dinosaurs Do by Jory John, since Pete didn’t actually read it last time. This… Read more The post Part 2 – That’s What Dinosaurs Do by Jory John appeared first on Vater Goose.

This book is not what you think it’s about. We promise you. This week we change it up a bit. Pete goes into the review blind and… Read more The post This Is Not My Hat by Jon Klassen appeared first on Vater Goose.

This week on Vater Goose, we review Corduroy by Don Freeman. Corduroy offers up lessons in not judging a book by its cover, how to haggle for… Read more The post Corduroy by Don Freeman appeared first on Vater Goose.

This week on Vater Goose, we review Guess How Much I Love You by Sam McBratney. Is this book a warmhearted tale about two nutbrown hares comparing… Read more The post Guess How Much I Love You by Sam McBratney appeared first on Vater Goose.

The state of the world is a mess and we’ve had issues recording new episodes thanks to #socialdistancing. But we figured out a virtual solution which is… Read more The post Part 1 – That’s What Dinosaurs Do by Jory John appeared first on Vater Goose.

This week on Vater Goose, we review The Tale of Peter Rabbit by Beatrix Potter. This board book is a condescend version of the much longer original.… Read more The post The Tale of Peter Rabbit by Beatrix Potter appeared first on Vater Goose.

This week on Vater Goose, we review The Scruffy Puppy by Wendy Ravenhill. This short board book about a war-torn stuffed animal covers off on topics like… Read more The post The Scruffy Puppy by Wendy Ravenhill appeared first on Vater Goose.

This week on Vater Goose, we review Huggy Kissy by Leslie Patricelli. One would think a book about hugs and kisses is purely innocent, but this book… Read more The post Huggy Kissy by Leslie Patricelli appeared first on Vater Goose.

This week on Vater Goose, we review the beloved classic Where The Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendack. Why is little Max such a big dick? We… Read more The post Where The Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak appeared first on Vater Goose.

Have you ever read a book to your child and thought to yourself, “WTF did I just read?” You’re not alone. Join Sebastian and Peter as they… Read more The post Announcing Vater Goose! appeared first on Vater Goose.