Boo Who Audiobook

" needed another light one, nothing too exciting, lots of weird little twists and funky characters. It was nice to read something that wasn't preachy but nobody slept together the first date either. "

" good sequel to the original there are two more int he series that I need to get to, but you need to reacquaint yourself with the characters, but after that it is a quick read that is good. "

" This was a book I randomly choose from the library. The author is Christian and so this was a good clean book. It was the second in a series, I believe. I should have choosen the first book. "

" A nice light read with many interwoven subplots. "

" Good sequel! Just as funny as the first book, but oh poor Ms. Missy Peeple. And I love the good Dr. Hass's name. "

" It started out slow, but it ends up being pretty good if you can hang in there for the first one-hundred pages or so. "

" This is a cute book with lots of quirky characters. "

" wacky, screwball comedy of errors...implausible but light-hearted fun...2.5 stars "

" This was so disappointing, I was looking forward to her sequel to Boo. It was such a let down. There is a third in the series called Boo Hiss but I will not be reading that. Such a let down. "

" This second book in the Boo series is a fun and light-hearted read. Even though you don't have to read the first book, it does help with the background and quirky character development. The zany residents of Skary are a hoot. "

" It was pretty good... I really like her style of writing... Moving onto the 3rd book within the next week... "

" I loved Boo, so naturally, I loved Boo Who as well. Sort of continues on. I hated for the book to end. "

" This "inspirational" fiction tuned out to be trite and poorly written. The dialog was stilted, the characters unbelieveable, and the plot contrived. "

" A moving narrative that highlights the circle of life in understandable, free-market terms while placing a sunnier patina on the darker side of the meat and poultry industry. "

" Clearly my favorite author, Sandra's pictures of animals make it so easy for Mom and Dad to teach me animal sounds. Her books are goofy and fun, and have the power to completely distract me from anything unpleasant. "

" This is one of our very, very favorites, and is one of two books that helped us learn so many animal noises. It was one of the first books we read interactively with Mommy, chiming in with all of the animal noises. The rhymes are so catchy; Mommy likes them as much as we do. "

" Another library book.This was a fun story with lots of neat sounds. I really liked the pictures of the cow and sheep! Om Nom said all the animals noises again at the end, and I got to make my own noise, too! "

" I love, love, love doing the animal sounds as I read this poem and it effectively mesmerized my children. I read it to my daughter about 75 times once while stuck in a horrible traffic jam and she enjoyed it every time. My youngest is 11 and I still know this by heart. "

" LOVE Sandra Boynton! She is a master of rhythm and rhyme! Darling illustrations and clever humor! Another one in my "board book" collection! The children love her too! "

" Maddie's favorite book, we have it memorized!! We could read this 20 times a day and she would still love it, she loves to hear the rhyme and loves when we emphasize the sounds of the barn animals. "

" A cow says moo, a sheep says baa, three singing pigs say la la la... oh god I think I can recite this book from memory. It is cute though for a toddler and not so mind numbing as books for this age tend to be, "

" This book has cute illustrations and introduces kids to animals and the sounds that they make. Sturdy and fun. "