Family Book Reviews
This post is in partnership with The Children’s Book Review and Alysson Foti Bourque. Alycat and the Sleepover Saturday Written by Alysson Foti Bourque Illustrated by Chiara Civati Ages 4+ | 32 Pages Publisher: Pelican Publishing | ISBN-13: 9781455627233 My Review What’s the best sleepover memory? Was it telling scary stories? Did you make ‘s…
I voluntarily reviewed a complimentary copy of this book which I received from the author. All views expressed are only my honest opinion. MY REVIEW How old are your socks-with-no-matches? I had some no-match socks for years! This cute children’s book is about mismatched white socks. They had very practical names: Lefty and Righty….
Book Details:Book Title: Traveling Tootsie by Karen and Kathy HonakerCategory: Children’s Fiction (Ages 3-7), 38 pagesGenre: Children’s Picture BookPublisher: Mascot BooksRelease date: Nov, 2022Content Rating: G. Suitable for everyone. My Review When my parents were traveling, my sisters and I loved to pack little surprises in their suitcase. We knew that when they arrived their faces would show the…
This post is in partnership with The Children’s Book Review and Tabletop Teaching LLC. MY REVIEW What do children need more than anything? This lovely children’s book features a young couple and their cute daughter. Each bright and cute page shows pictures of the family members having a lot of fun. These activities are old-fashioned,…
Ellie-May & her Toy Dragon, Ben Feeling so excited for a new day ahead, Ellie-May struggles to sleep. So when her toy dragon, Ben grows into a real-life dragon, they take to the starry skies and embark on a night-time adventure together,where they visit Ben’s castle and enjoy a dragon party. But as the sun…
I voluntarily reviewed a complimentary copy of this book which I received from the author. All views expressed are only my honest opinion. The Stallion and His Peculiar Boy by M.J. Evans 1st – 9th March Genre: Young Adult/Adult Historical Fiction Blurb “The exquisite blend of historical fact and intricate details about autism are wound…