The Jamie Lee Curtis/Laura Cornell books seem more than author/illustrator collaboration. My youngest child enjoys these books for the humor and language, and my older children can sit quietly with them and enjoy the story or relate them to their own processes of growing up. And each book speaks candidly to children about growing up, young and old, gently and with lots of humor. Each book is chock full of “messages”, but they are never, ever, preachy. These books are really terrific across the board and hold a lot of value for young readers and adults alike. I am immediately suspicious of “celebrity” children’s books, but that is quite unnecessary when it comes to Jamie Lee Curtis’ books. While not really a series, I would like to say a word about the Jamie Lee Curtis/Laura Cornell Books. Big Words for Little People is the eighth Curtis/Cornell collaboration, altogether a winning group of works by two clearly talented artists.These books are much too good to pass up. However, we highlight them in case there are any cynics out there who might dismiss them as “celebrity” dribble. We are aware that the Jamie Lee Curtis/Laura Cornell books do not seem to fit into that category, as they are not hurting for marketing. Here at Sweet on Books we try very hard to find books for you, our readers that you wouldn’t ordinarily find on your own.Big Words for Little People celebrates language, children and empowerment.Big Words For Little People is a great little book that introduces children to new words.
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