Times Argus has an article speaking to the fact that children’s books on the bestseller list are not necessarily quality books. It talks against celebrity authors as well as “fart” books. But then the article goes on to list a few books in two categories: Books to Borrow and Books to Buy. I’m not sure what the difference is between the two categories. I was rather expecting the Books to Buy to be consumables or pop ups, but they seem to be books that could just as easily have been borrowed from libraries. I’d change it all to borrow books from the library until you are certain they are quality items and then buy them, but that’s coming from a biased librarian.