It's not easy being a kid Posts may contain affiliate links or sponsored content. See Disclaimer and Disclosure for more details. Everyone gets to decide on your behalf what's best for you. You are on a schedule that you can't control, and you have to eat what you don't want. That's how it is for Dean. After… Continue reading Dean’s Magical Mixup: The Princple Pin by Kathleen Davis
"These devices help them hear better, like glasses help you see" Posts may contain affiliate links or sponsored content. See Disclaimer and Disclosure for more details. Hearing My Way cheerfully explains hearing loss to children. This line, in particular, starts the book out strong. Not every child knows about hearing aids, but they know about glasses, so… Continue reading My Hearing, My Way by Dr. Stacey Armas
Nomi, the mermaid who couldn't pick a tail Posts may contain affiliate links or sponsored content. See Disclaimer and Disclosure for more details. Nomi's tail is very different from the other mermaids in the ocean. The others make fun of how her tail glows so much, so Nomi sets off to find a new tail. When she… Continue reading The Mermaid Who Couldn’t Pick a Tail by Dane Maxwell
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.
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
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
In case you're looking for a middle school book recommendation... I have to tell you a big secret, but you can’t tell anyone... Fairies are real! They are as real as you and me, and every child has one. They live in your houses, they hide in your walls and they make sure that all… Continue reading Maya Fairy by Stanislava Buevich
