If I'd Known Then What I Know Now

Reeve Lindbergh. Puffin Books, $4.99 (32pp) ISBN 978-0-14-055772-5

""A paean to the home repair-challenged, part counting book, part rollicking read-aloud"" said PW, noting that ""Lindbergh's verse... is eminently readable, and Root makes hay with it [in her] wonderfully exaggerated, sophisticated illustrations."" Ages 4-8. (June)

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