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Category: Kid’s / Children’s Books
The Thieving Witches by Marie-Lou Rodríguez (Book Review #2439)
Halloween becomes more than a night of costumes and candy in this illustrated adventure, where strange thefts and mischievous magic turn the city of Mallow upside down. Chris finds himself facing a mystery involving three witches, and solving it will take more than simply… Continue Reading “The Thieving Witches by Marie-Lou Rodríguez (Book Review #2439)”
The Monsters No Grownup SeesBy Jennifer Iacono (Book Review #2386)
The Monsters No Grownup Sees is a charming and imaginative children’s picture book that addresses nighttime fears with humor, creativity, and reassurance. Jennifer Iacono uses a playful “kid science” approach to help young readers understand and manage their fear of the dark in a… Continue Reading “The Monsters No Grownup SeesBy Jennifer Iacono (Book Review #2386)”
Bob’s Trumpet Trembles By Susan D. Elliott (Book Review #2369)
Bob’s Trumpet Trembles: Taking on Perry Dime and the Fear of Making Mistakes is a heartwarming and encouraging children’s book that addresses one of the most common challenges young readers face: the fear of failure. Through an engaging story filled with valuable life lessons,… Continue Reading “Bob’s Trumpet Trembles By Susan D. Elliott (Book Review #2369)”
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)”
