I just had to write a review about this book, Catching the Wild Waiyuuzee (Written by Rita Williams-Garcia, Illustrated by Mike Reed), because it has definitely become one of my two-year-old daughter’s favorites.

It is a lovely story about a mother-daughter relationship  that begins as sort of an adventure.  Shemama has to capture the Wild Waiyuuzee and wet her with her jumbo sprayer, oil her with her nut-nut oil and tame her with her “piney pig’s tail”.

The story ends in a cute surprise that I don’t want to give away.  This is a story that mothers and daughters (or sons) will be able to relate to and will probably enjoy for years. The book has absolutely gorgeous illustrations that my two-year-old just loves.

I hope you get a chance to purchase and enjoy with your little one!

Purchase from amazon.com: Catching the Wild Waiyuuzee

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