Showing posts with label hamsters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hamsters. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 16, 2014

101 Facts about Hamsters by Julia Barns

The book 101 Facts about Hamsters, by Julia Barns, is a nonfiction book, and informational.  I chose this book because I love Hamsters and they are so cute and cuddly.  I have two of the cutest little hamsters in the world.  Let me tell you about this book. Hamsters are very nocturnal they sleep during the day and are active at night.  Hamsters do not like to get wet or they will get mad.  You must give a hamster food, water, a ball to play in, and some nice soft bedding.  You must clean their cage every week.  After a few weeks the hamster will get used to you and will be a great part of your family.  Give a hamster special care and treat it like your family.  That is all I am going to tell you about hamsters. This is a good book for ages 6+.  Find this book in your local library so you can learn about hamsters too.  The End.


Reviewed by American flag

Thursday, November 21, 2013

Friendship According to Humphrey by Betty G. Birney

Friendship According to Humphrey by Betty G. Birney is a wonderful story about a very smart, very golden hamster that helps all his friends in their time of need. I think that this book is a feel good book for all ages.  I love this book so much, it has so many creative characters.  If you want to learn more about this book, you should read this book.  Find out about a small little hamster who climbs a very tall table leg to get to the floor from a curtain. This is a very adorable book, and at the end of every chapter a famous philosopher or writer writes an inspirational quote. One of my favorites is, “Friendship is one mind two bodies", or, “All things are in common among friends.” The relationship between Humphrey and Og reminds me of my cat, Midnight.  He doesn't like my new puppy.  He always smacks him around.  This book reminds me of another book.  It's called Ten ways to make my sister disappear.  The two sisters don’t get along at all but they come a long way by the end of the book.  Betty G. is a genius.  I wonder if she’ll make a part two to this book? 

Reviewed by Panda Lover 189