TOO MANY VISITORS FOR ONE LITTLE HOUSE by Susan Chodakiewitz

My review:
This is the cutest book about family. A family moves into a neighborhood where they don't like kids and big families. El Camino Street was a quiet street. The neighborhood is quiet and clean for the most part the people stay to themselves. Then a new family moves into the neighborhood. There was a dad, mom, three kids and a goldfish until the day that visitors visited the new family. The neighbors decide something must be done because there are just Too Many Visitors for one Little House. Will the neighborhood ever be the same? I guess you'll have to go get a book and read it with your child and decide for yourself if a house can have too many visitors. The pictures in the book are absolutely wonderful, big, bright, and bold in color.
You may visit www.booksicals.com to:

* Order a copy of the book
* Visit the family and neighbors on El Camino Street
* Enter name the dog contest
* Get Nanny's strudel recipe and more.....

Susan Chodakiewitz is a writer, composer and producer. She is the founder of Booksicals Children’s Books- Encouraging the love of reading through the arts. Through her company Booksicals she has created the Booksicals on Stage literacy program which is currently presenting musical performances of the picture book Too Many Visitors for One Little House at schools, libraries, and special events.

Susan lives in Los Angeles in a lively household filled with music, three sons, a husband, a Dalmatian and lots of visitors. Susan loves picture books and when she wrote a musical based on one of her favorites, she realized it was time to start writing her own picture books. Too Many Visitors for One Little House is Susan’s debut book. You can visit her website at www.booksicals.com. Thumbs up on book one for Mrs. Chodakiewitz.

The neighbors of El Camino Street did not like pets. They did not like kids. They did not like people with big families. They never had any guests and spent their day cleaning their houses, tending their gardens, and snoozing on their porches.

When the new family on the block moved in — a mom, a dad, three kids, and a fish—the neighbors kept an eye out for trouble. Yet life remained as usual...until the day the visitors arrived.

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