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Reviewed by Alia Pranke
Do Princesses Wear Hiking Boots by Carmela LaVigna Coyle is the companion book to Do Princesses Really Kiss Frogs?
A feisty little girl asks her mother all the must-know…
Reviewed by Andrea Sisco
The Next Place is a spiritual book that is all-inclusive. I can't imagine that if would offend anyone. I believe all people desire a better place when they leave…
There are many single parent families in our culture and now here is a children's book about being a single parent. Raising You Alone, by Warren Hanson is a…
Reviewed by Connie Anderson
American's Seashore is part of a series that includes deserts, mountains, wetlands and prairies.
Author Marianne Wallace was encouraged by Mr. Page, her high school…
Santa Claus is a pretty smart person. He knows just about all there is to know about kids, toys and the gifts kids want. And in Santa Claus the World's Number One Toy…
Debra Frasier's classic On the Day You Were Born is a magnificent way to welcome a new child into a family. And it's not just for children who are born into a family,…
Children love tools and love to build things. My Little Red Toolbox is Stephen T. Johnson's contribution to a safe way that children can learn about tools. He's…
Clarence really has it all. He's a "wee" pig with a nice apartment in the city. And he is fortunate enough to take a vacation. He's excitedly boarding a bus for a…
Everyone, especially children, want and need to hear the words "I love you." Those words provide the child with a sense of security. They will know that no matter…
Molly Bang is the winner of three Caldecott Honors for: The Grey Lady and the Strawberry Snatcher, Ten, Nine, Eight and When Sophie Gets Angry-Really, Really,…
David Baldacci, popular suspense novelist (Hour Game) tries his hand at writing for the younger crowd in Freddy and the French Fries: Fries Alive!
Nine-year-old science…
Jimmy Liao was born in Taipei, and is the author and illustrator of more than twenty books that have been translated into numerous languages. The Sound of Colors has…
Reviewed by Oliver, age 5 who lives in England
"Bob has a very strange job he cleans the moon! It's really exciting because when he gets up for work you'll never guess how he gets there--not…
Patrick McDonnell the creator of the Mutts comic strip, has illustrated for the New York Times, Sports Illustrated, Forbes, Time, Parents and other publications. He…
The Cranium Big Book of Outrageous Fun! was such a success that kids are now encouraged to join in the fun and celebrate how very smart they are and perhaps learn…
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