Gnome Anne's Land is a bright and cheerful read Posts may contain affiliate links or sponsored content. See Disclaimer and Disclosure for more details. Gnome Anne's Land is so bright and colorful! The cover and illustrations resonate with the cheerful story. Gnome Anne is out gardening when her friend, Gonme Ad (say out loud), comes by, whistling… Continue reading Gnome Anne’s Land by David Wilson
The difference between hearing and listening Posts may contain affiliate links or sponsored content. See Disclaimer and Disclosure for more details. The book starts with two girls whispering about Harold, who may have said something mean. This is a scenario we all find ourselves in too frequently. Most people know what it is like to be negatively… Continue reading Harold Heard Butt Cake by B.Z. Humdrum
A Morning with Blueburry will make you giggle Posts may contain affiliate links or sponsored content. See Disclaimer and Disclosure for more details. I thoroughly enjoyed this book! I read it along with my three-year-old, and he approves of it, too. We had a good laugh at all the photos, and I enjoyed the creativity of making… Continue reading A Morning with Blueburry Muffin by Jon Seymour
What power can one ring have over another one's destiny? Posts may contain affiliate links or sponsored content. See Disclaimer and Disclosure for more details. The Ring of Destiny is a classic middle school book. Three girls sit in class when the main character, Millie, bumps into the cutest boy in school. After Millie gushes to her… Continue reading The Ring of Destiny by Brianna Duttry
Get ready for an EPIC adventure on The Floating Zoo! When God asked Noah to build an ark and gather two of every kind of animal, Noah didn't know what he was in for. From mischievous monkeys to graceful giraffes and not forgetting the sneaky snakes and everything in between, the Floating Zoo is full… Continue reading The Floating Zoo by Shiloh Moyo
Grief is a complex and often difficult emotion to navigate, not just for adults but for children as well. Posts may contain affiliate links or sponsored content. See Disclaimer and Disclosure for more details. From the bestseller, Feeling All My Worry, comes a new book from author Kim T. S. In Feeling All My Grief by Kim… Continue reading Feeling All My Grief by Kim T. S.
The Baseball Book for Boys is a Grand Slam for Young Readers Posts may contain affiliate links or sponsored content. See Disclaimer and Disclosure for more details. The Baseball Book for Boys by Jimmy McCall is a delightful and engaging read that captures the essence of America's favorite pastime in a way that young readers can truly… Continue reading The Baseball Book for Boys by Jimmy McCall
Gerry How do we teach kids to stop cyberbullying? Posts may contain affiliate links or sponsored content. See Disclaimer and Disclosure for more details. Gerry the Likable is a cute and quick story about a boy named Gerry who finds himself in a familiar situation that many kids find themselves in today. Cyberbullying. This is a story… Continue reading Gerry the Likable by Al Tran
A Kind of Homecoming by Gary Baysinger is a captivating journey of rediscovery. Posts may contain affiliate links or sponsored content. See Disclaimer and Disclosure for more details. A Kind of Homecoming, by Gary Baysinger, is a masterful tale that weaves together themes of self-discovery, resilience, and the power of human connection. With its beautifully crafted narrative… Continue reading A Kind of Homecoming by Gary Baysinger
After the Robots Died, The Eye in The Sand continues the enthralling post-apocalyptic series. This issue delves deeper into the mysterious world left behind after the extinction of robots. The story begins with a breathtaking cover that immediately captures the essence of the story. The image of a desolate desert, dominated by towering dunes, is… Continue reading After the Robots Died, Issue #2: The Eye in The Sand
