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Entrepreneurship for Kids by Adventure, Interviewing Steve Searfoss

Author Steve Searfoss is both a father and an entrepreneur–this combination of experience is what spawned his educational and adventurous KidVenture series. Aimed at any child out there who’s becoming curious about the world and willing to learn, these books are all about kids who start their own companies. Through their adventures, they learn what it […]

Kristen Grainger – Oakley, Mostly Good Book Spotlight

Oakley, Mostly Good Oakley is a big, clumsy puppy. Mavis is an Only Cat. Nothing’s been the same since Oakley came to live at Mavis’ house. Change can be hard, but change can bring good things too! Purchase Oakley, Mostly Good Amazon Barnes & Noble About the Author, Kristen Grainger Kristen Grainger is a poet, author […]

Thistle: A Curious Peep is a Charming Tale for Curious Little Minds

Delightful and endearing, Thistle: A Curious Peep captivated my children with its whimsical storyline and vibrant illustrations. As a parent, I thoroughly enjoyed sharing this book with my own kids. Thistle’s insatiable curiosity resonated with them of course, and we found ourselves immersed in his adventures from cover to cover. Robert Wasilewski’s storytelling is charming […]

Animal Etiquette for Kids by Ashley Chadwick Review, a Great Teaching Guide

Animal Etiquette for Kids by Ashley Chadwick is a great guide for teaching your child how to act around animals. As a parent, I’m always on the lookout for books that somewhat discretely educate my child–it’s easier to keep their attention when they’re having fun at the same time! Calling it “The Lost Art of […]

Daniel Jarrett – The Mighty Solar Panel: Because Nothing’s More Powerful than a Sunny Day! Book Spotlight

The Mighty Solar Panel: Because Nothing’s More Powerful than a Sunny Day! A fun and engaging educational story that teaches children how to harness the incredible power of our sun! It seems just like any other car journey to the beach, but when Jack passes a field full of solar panels, he starts to wonder […]

Latoya Shea – From Sick to Healed: The Wonderful Miracles of the Turban Girls Book Spotlight

From Sick to Healed: The Wonderful Miracles of the Turban Girls Experience the magic of miracles and the unbreakable bond of friendship in this heartwarming tale that illuminates the incredible strength found in faith and the transformative power of God through prayer. From Sick to Healed is an endearing story of hope and miracles that follows […]

Stefanie Gamarra – How to Grow a Marshmallow Tree Book Spotlight

How to Grow a Marshmallow Tree Join Amelia and her best friend, Paco the polar bear, on a tooth-aching adventure in a world where cotton candy clouds and ice cream slides are just the beginning. When they are almost running out of their favorite treat, marshmallows, Amelia’s wild imagination leads the friends to an idea: […]

Lessons in Kindness: A Book Review of Twiggy and the Lost Socks

I find Twiggy and the Lost Socks by Renée DeVincent to be an excellent addition to early childhood literature. I believe the book is aimed towards kids around ages 3-6, the engaging rhymes and colorful artwork make it a perfect tool for vocabulary development. The story also imparts essential lessons about kindness and empathy, and […]

Encouraging Imagination, an Interview with Renée DeVincent

Author Renée DeVincent has always had a relentless passion for reading and creativity, which laid the foundation for a remarkable career. With a background in counseling and graphic design, Renée threads her diverse interests together to craft stories that captivate both young and adult audiences alike. Twiggy and the Lost Socks, written as well as […]

Review for Happy Makes Me Happy: Nurturing Love and Empathy

Through my years of teaching, Happy Makes Me Happy is a great addition to the world of children’s literature. It’s heartwarming and full of life; the story creates an engaging experience for young readers. As an educator, I’ve witnessed the power of storytelling in instilling values in children. This book does just that, in a […]

Guest Post, Twins with Love x2 by Mr. B’s Books

New children’s book “Twins With Love x2” by Mr. B’s Books (Michael Barnes) is released, the story of twin little girls and the magic of their special bond that lasts forever. Twins With Love x2 by Michael Barnes, illustrated by Blinky, is a 40-page children’s book that tells the story of twin girls who share […]

Guest Post with Mr. B: Treating People with Kindness and Care

A new children’s book, Happy Makes Me Happy by Michael Barnes, has been released! It is an endearing story of a dog named Happy and the valuable lessons of joy and kindness he provides. Happy Makes Me Happy by Michael Barnes, illustrated by Blinky, is a 32-page children’s book that tells the charming story of […]

Reviewing Twins With Love x2, a Children’s Book About Unity and Love

Discovering Twins with Love x2 was a delightful experience in our household. As a parent who appreciates quality literature for children, this book stood out. Its rhythmic narrative beautifully encapsulates the mystical connection between twins, coupled with visuals that breathe life into the story. It’s a charming celebration of sibling affection and a wonderful addition […]

Yay… It’s My First Day of School, a Guest Post by Mr. B’s Books

New children’s book Yay… It’s My First Day of School by Mr. B’s Books (Michael Barnes) is released, a joyful story of making friends, meeting teachers, and having a great first day. Another wonderful rhyming story from Mr. B about the excitement of the first day of school… Yay. The fourteen rhymes and fun illustrations […]

Interviewing Buckaroo Buckeye’s Author Kristin Cetone: a Journey of Self Discovery and Worth

Kristin Cetone is a children’s author best known for her book Buckaroo Buckeye. Her literary journey, sparked by a profound love for reading, led to winning the 2016 OneBookAZ and 2013 Mom’s Choice Silver Award. With a passion akin to her endearing character Buckaroo Buckeye, Kristin aims to inspire children to embrace self-belief and pursue […]

The Leader of the Parade Review: A Magical Journey Through Lessons of Life

Mary C. McCluskey’s The Leader of the Parade presents a captivating blend of history, imagination, and profound life lessons wrapped in a marvelous tale. Set against the backdrop of the influential psychologist Dr. Alfred Adler’s educational principles, this book offers an enchanting narrative that takes the characters and the readers on an extraordinary journey through […]

First Day of School Book Review: A Heartwarming Journey Back to School

Yay…It’s My First Day of School is a wonderful book. It had a positive impact on my child and in my own experience as well. Books like these, with charming tales and vibrant illustrations, can be very helpful in making the transition to school a more enjoyable and less intimidating experience for children. They can […]

Dusty Times Inspires a Life in the Dirt

Love off-roading? Are you a motorsport and automobile enthusiast? Dusty Times is the beautifully crafted and inspiring annual print book for you. What is the PRIMARY benefit, above all others, that your potential reader will gain from reading this book? Enjoying the off-road lifestyle can be as much an emotional experience as a physical exploration. […]

Discover the Thrilling Tale of I Thought I Heard an Angry Bear by Parina Davis-Usher

Author Parina Davis-Usher is an art therapist, former teacher and a parent of 3 with over 25 years of experience. She has watched children’s imaginary worlds come to life in many ways. Children’s books are the perfect way to spark imagination, creativity, and curiosity in the minds of young readers. That’s why today, we’re excited […]

How High Can a Ladybug Fly? Children’s Book Spotlight

How high does a ladybug fly. This story book is based on the simplicity of endless blessings. Spirit, the lady bug remains close to Divine, the elephant through her steps durning her walkabout through the necessities that life can provide. Divine moves her feet and Spirit guides the way. Divine never feels alone, feeling gracious […]

2011 FINALIST WINNER Jennelle White Author Interview

[et_pb_section bb_built=”1″][et_pb_row][et_pb_column type=”4_4″][et_pb_text _builder_version=”3.0.90″ background_layout=”light”] Author Interview with Jennelle L. White Jennelle is a Children’s Author and Personal Finance Author What would you say is your interesting writing quirk? Ans. => I t was not so much with my writing but my whimsical pictures in my book. What do you like to do when you’re not […]

Postcards from a War – Book Review

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Book Trailer The Legend of Bob Wire

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Author Carole P. Roman New Book If You Were Me and Lived in … Italy.

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Book Review Goldy Luck and the Three Pandas by Natasha Yim

“Goldy Luck and the Three Pandas” written by Natasha Yim and illustrated by Grace Zong I love this picture book! Natasha Yim introduces the Chinese New Year to young readers by retelling a classic for children “Goldilocks and the Three Bears”. This is a MUST HAVE for teachers, teaching readers about Chinese New Year, and […]

Book Review Families Can Be Different: Foster Care And Adoption In The Animal Kingdom

“Foster parents can look different from us” I LOVE this book I love how it explains adoption using animals the husky and polar bear for example able to make a family, I think my favorite is Koko and Ball. This book is educational and touching, it talks about how a fawn was abused and how […]

Book Review Just As Special by 3Evoke

Powerful Message, Great Book that give good life lessons and can even make you realize that your Just As Special. Boy is sad because his dad is not around, asking his mom “Why don’t I have a dad to play with like Nathaniel does?” His mom helps him understand that he has great people watch […]

Starring Shapes! by Tania Howells Book Review

This is a must have educational book for kids on shapes. A few things that I loved about this book was the name of the Elementary School and the name of the play Hansel and Gretel. From a teaching stand point I LOVED how the author showed the shape and then showed the shape in […]

Worms by Bernard Friot

This is a quick and funny story about a little boy up to no good. This mischievous boy decided to mix thing up and add some flavor to his father’s fancy dinner party. This book will be one to easily entertain children, it will become a repeat read and you just might want to check […]

Bug in a Vacuum by Melanie Watt

Bug in a Vacuum by Melanie Watt I loved this story, what a great way to explain grief to a child. Using the perspective of a fly (bug) and a dog, each dealing with process of grieving with the five stages of grief (the Kübler-Ross model) The illustrations were amazing such and attention to detail, […]

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