Jim Arnosky's "All About" series deserves five stars for meeting my stringent Mommy criteria: it holds my children's interest, it teaches me something I didn't know, I can get through reading it aloud in 10 minutes even if my kids keep asking me about the illustrations, and - most importantly - it doesn't annoy me when I have to read it over and over again. I give him four stars because he misuses commas, and I have strong feelings about punctuation. All About Turkeys does justice to a noble bird, and thanks to Jim Arnosky I've learned what wattles are. Any children's author who teaches me a new word is a friend of mine.