In this episode, I talk to Aaron Blabey, the #1 New York Times Bestselling Australian author with around 30 million books in print. Aaron Blabey is also the co-executive producer of The Bad Guys movie by DreamWorks Animation (in theaters […]
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This is a story about a little cookie who lives in a great big bakery with very clever and accomplished colleagues such as croissants, cherry pies and cupcakes. Our Cookie doesn’t have a name or, as it happens, a gender. […]
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Published by Feiwel and Friends Summary: Evie wants nothing more than to be allowed to help out in her parents’ new diner, especially on the day a judge for the Golden Coffee Cup Best Café Contest is supposed to stop […]
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Book Review of Jimmy Chartron and the Lost KeystoneSponsored | All opinions are our ownThe Children’s Book Review Written by J.T. Michaels Ages 13-18 | 336 Pages Publisher: J.T. Michaels | ISBN-13: 9781778035203 What to Expect: Adventure, fantasy, magic, ghosts, […]
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Book Review of You Were Made For MeSponsored | All opinions are our ownThe Children’s Book Review Written by Sheri Sturniolo Illustrated by Hannah Pak Ages 0-4 | 16 Pages Publisher: Made For Me (2018) | ISBN-13: 9781732032200 What to […]
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Following on from Monstrous Devices comes the thrilling next instalment in this rollercoaster adventure series. Four months on from their last adventure, memories start to resurface as do old enemies. Just when life is getting back to normal, Alex finds […]
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As I’ve written here before, I am finishing up my second year at an elementary school in Springfield, Massachusetts. According to the Massachusetts Department of Education profile, 93% of the students at my school are low-income, 95% high needs, and […]
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Book Series Review of Words of the WorldThe Children’s Book Review What to Expect: board books, animals, oceans, birds, collage, multilingual This newer series is not to be missed if you have small children! These multilingual books introduce various languages […]
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Published by Dial Books Summary: In rhyming text, a dog and cat alternate talking to their owners throughout the day: “It’s morning! Do you have to go? I’m bringing you my ball/It’s morning? Well, your bed’s so soft, I may […]
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The Book That Kibo Wrote by Mariana Ruiz Johnson and translated by Lawrence Schimel shows readers how universal storytelling is. One night, under the red sky of the savanna, Kibo sets down to write a story about his home, and before he […]
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