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Category: Kid’s / Children’s Books
Artisia and Her Magical Gears by Megan Aroon (Book Review #2295)
Artisia and Her Magical Gears is a delightful and imaginative children’s story that introduces young readers to the magical world of Geartopia. Megan Aroon has created a universe where creativity, curiosity, and individuality are celebrated through whimsical storytelling, colorful imagery, and a cast of… Continue Reading “Artisia and Her Magical Gears by Megan Aroon (Book Review #2295)”
Four Cookies by Mona Khalaf (Book Review #2282)
“Mona Khalaf’s “Four Cookies” is a charming and inspiring 28-page short story that uniquely conveys a sense of whimsy while also providing meaningful and important life lessons. Intended for middle-grade and young adult readers, “Four Cookies” takes readers on an imaginative journey through the… Continue Reading “Four Cookies by Mona Khalaf (Book Review #2282)”
Being Kind is Cool by Rebecca Almeida (Book Review #2181)
Rebecca Almeida’s book, Being Kind Is Cool, beautifully combines a child-friendly, educational experience with social-emotional lessons. This well-written picture book is primarily directed at very young children and emphasizes an anti-bullying message while teaching primary math and cognitive skills.
The Bird Who Was Afraid to Fly by Harker Jones (Book Review #2196)
Harker Jones delivers a heartfelt and inspiring tale in The Bird Who Was Afraid to Fly, a children’s story that speaks to readers of all ages about courage, honesty, and the importance of taking that first leap toward growth.
Invisible: Max Wheeler’s Guide to (NOT) Fitting In by Ryan Andreassen (Book Review #2217)
Invisible: Max Wheeler’s Guide to (NOT) Fitting In by Ryan Andreassen is a laugh-out-loud, deeply heartfelt middle-grade novel that captures the joys and challenges of being different in a world that constantly pushes you to “fit in.” The story follows Max Wheeler, a bright,… Continue Reading “Invisible: Max Wheeler’s Guide to (NOT) Fitting In by Ryan Andreassen (Book Review #2217)”
The Washashore by Marshall Highet & Bird Jones (Book Review #2176)
The Washashore is an absorbing, atmospheric novel that pulls the reader into another time and place with astonishing ease. Its pages are soaked in sea air, shadowed by old-world expectations, and lit by the quiet courage of someone trying to find their footing in… Continue Reading “The Washashore by Marshall Highet & Bird Jones (Book Review #2176)”
RabRab and the Big Angry Feelings by Dr. Leah Brancheck (Book Review #2166)
RabRab and the Big Angry Feelings is a thoughtful, tender, and developmentally attuned picture book that offers young children a path to understand and manage one of their biggest emotional hurdles—anger. Written by Dr. Leah Brancheck, a neurologist and mother, the book blends gentle… Continue Reading “RabRab and the Big Angry Feelings by Dr. Leah Brancheck (Book Review #2166)”
Metrognome by Jana Cruz (Book Review #2164)
In her imaginative and endearing debut, Metrognome, author Jana Cruz whisks young readers away on a whimsical journey that blends adventure, music history, and self-discovery—all through the curious eyes of a garden gnome named Cora.
Hedgehog’s Winter by Raven Howell (Book Review #2141)
In Hedgehog’s Winter, award-winning author Raven Howell brings to life a gentle and heartwarming tale of determination, friendship, and the magic of the changing seasons. Perfect for young readers ages 3–7, this beautifully told wintertime story captures the quiet joy of exploring the world… Continue Reading “Hedgehog’s Winter by Raven Howell (Book Review #2141)”
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