This week’s crushes: Do You Want a Hug? by Olivia Cosneau and Bernard Duisit (Thames & Hudson, August 2022) Skater Cielo by Rachel Katstaller (Orchard Books, August 2022) God’s Holy Darkness by Sharei Green, Beckah Selnick, and Nikki Faison (Beaming Books, August 2022) Nana, […]
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Stars can be captivating, but how much do you know about them? What could you tell kids about them? Shine, Star, Shine! is a book that will help explain some of the mystery of stars, using our closest star, the […]
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Published by Neon Squid Summary: Humans have done much to damage or eliminate the populations of so many animals; rewilding seeks to reverse some of that damage by introducing animals raised in captivity to the wild or relocating a wild […]
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From Pina by Elif Yemenici (Tilbury House Publishers, June 2022) This post contains affiliate links. For more information, visit my policies & disclosures page. August 5, 2022 at 10:46AM noreply@blogger.com (Mel Schuit)
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They call me Babykins. They call me beautiful. They call me other names as well. But I am Kiddo. The new dog. A complete breath of fresh air (not dog’s breath), this book told from the dog’s point of view, […]
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Book Review of This is a SchoolThe Children’s Book Review What to expect: Community, School Life, and Belonging. This Is a School, the debut picture book by children’s librarian and public speaker John Schu, is a beautiful and wonderfully inclusive […]
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Published by Little, Brown Books for Young Readers Summary: A girl learns from her grandmother how to find food in nature: herring eggs and seaweed from the ocean and most of all, berries from the forest. They list them as […]
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Pina by Elif Yemenici is a unique story about a not-so unique feeling: social anxiety. Pina likes to stay inside. Everything he needs is inside his home, why would he leave it? But when he runs out of cheese and […]
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Lionel Poops is a funny board book with quirky humour that reads perfectly for a young audience who may be in need of some toilet training tips. Lionel is bouncing on the trampoline when all the sudden, he feels the […]
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Published by Simon and Schuster Books for Young Readers Summary: Jack’s ready to pick a secondary school, but he’s torn between following in his lumberjack mom’s bootsteps or choosing the eerier path of his vampire dad. He tries out both […]
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