Review: This Is a Whoopsie!

This Is a Whoopsie! This Is a Whoopsie! by Andrew Cangelose
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

*Got this book courtesy of NetGalley*
That's for sure the shortest book I've read this year, but it's also most adorable one. Here's Whoopsie, a young moose, who isn't great at it. He falls a lot, can't jump and is smaller than other moose. He also has a best friend - a cute little bird. Even though Whoopsie falls often, he always gets up, which is a great lesson for readers. I love Whoopsie!

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