When Perry into a Roman ruin while on a holiday in France, the last thing he expected was to be transported back 1700 years to Villa Rubia. Now he must blend in as a slave (giving himself the name Peregrinus) […]
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Myra here. We are delighted to dedicate our Wednesdays to featuring nonfiction titles, as per usual. We would also be linking our nonfiction choices with our reading themes throughout the year, when we can. Our reading theme for July-September is […]
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Growing Readers: Learning to Love Reading and Writing Column 24 This editorial article was written by Dr. Jen HarrisonFrom Kid Reader to Kid Writer with FanfictionThe Children’s Book Review Kids Love to Write About What They Love There is a […]
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Book Review of What Are the Pieces to Your Puzzle?Sponsored | All opinions are our ownThe Children’s Book Review Written by Amelia Sevilla Martín Illustrated by Viktoriia Mykhalevych Ages 4-8 | 28 Pages Publisher: Self Published What to Expect: Diversity, […]
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At KBR, we realise how tough it can be—in a flooded kids’ book market, not to mention the current global climate—to get noticed. We are a small team, there are only a set amount of days in the year, and […]
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Book Review of The Girl Who Spoke to the MoonThe Children’s Book Review Written by Land Wilson Illustrated by Sue Cornelison Ages 4-9 | 40 Pages Publisher: Little Pickle Press | ISBN: 978-1-4926-9873-9 What to expect: Rhyme, Moon, Environmentalism Sofia […]
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COMPARROTIVES by Janik Coat Review Copy from AbramsAppleseed In 2012 I reviewed Janik Coat’s brilliant HIPPOPPOSITES. Almost ten years later, I am thrilled to be reviewing a new addition to what is now referred to as the Grammar Zoo! With […]
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I feel super lucky to catch Gracey Zhang on her first children’s book Lala’s Words: A Story of Planting Kindness because it’s clear from her debut that she’s going places! Getting to peek behind the curtain to see Gracey’s process was an […]
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Myra here. It is that time of the week again where we share a book quote that seemed particularly striking for us. For the month of JULY, our book quote theme is: BREATHE. I confess that apart from Huckleberry Finn (Amazon […]
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