Aamir, The Boy Who Talked to a Star is a gentle, imaginative story that captures the endless curiosity of childhood, written by first time author Brenda Marques. Set against the quiet beauty of a desert village, the story follows Aamir, a young boy whose fascination with the sky leads him on a magical journey ofContinueContinue reading “Review: Aamir, the Boy Who Talked to a Star”
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REVIEW: What It’s Like to Be Me
Elizabeth Ann O’Handley’s What It’s Like to Be Me is a heartfelt, magical journey into the world of self-discovery and self-acceptance. Through the voice of a young girl, readers are invited to reflect on what it means to know ourselves, not through the opinions of others, but by looking inward with honesty and love. TheContinueContinue reading “REVIEW: What It’s Like to Be Me”
Review: Pundalik & Lord Vitthala
An illustrated tale and activity book that teaches children the timeless value of respecting their parents. Pundalik & Lord Vitthala: The Man Whom God Visited Because He Served His Parents Selflessly with Love by Mala Khiroya is a heartfelt children’s book that blends story, spirituality, and interactive learning. Rather than lecture, Khiroya tells the taleContinueContinue reading “Review: Pundalik & Lord Vitthala”
Book Review: Sound Catchers by Jessica Coriat
An Uplifting Journey of Hearing, Hope, and Heart Jessica Coriat’s Sound Catchers is an engagingly written and illustrated picture book that gently opens a window into the world of children with hearing loss. At the center of the story is Maddy, a twin girl who, from an early age, experiences hearing loss. Through the story,ContinueContinue reading “Book Review: Sound Catchers by Jessica Coriat”
Book Review: Hi! I’m Cher. I Go Everywhere! by Jane Enright
A journey through mindfulness with cuddly pets. Jane Enright’s Hi! I’m Cher. I Go Everywhere! is a beautifully crafted mindfulness book that not only engages young readers with its charming illustrations but also provides a meaningful way for children to practice mindfulness in their daily lives. Through the eyes of Cher, a joyful dog, childrenContinueContinue reading “Book Review: Hi! I’m Cher. I Go Everywhere! by Jane Enright”
Review: Where is Love?
A Gentle and Heartfelt Tale: Where Is Love? Helps Young Readers Navigate Loss with Hope and Resilience Annie’s journey in Where Is Love? is a tender exploration of loss, memory, and the enduring presence of love. Written by Annie Caboose, this heartfelt tale artfully balances a poignant storyline with a message that resonates with readersContinueContinue reading “Review: Where is Love?”
DON’T BLOW YOUR TOP!
On a sunny day in Paradise, Big Volcano and Little Volcano stand side by side, enjoying the peaceful scene. Suddenly, a colorful bird drops a small boulder onto Little Volcano. Uh-oh. Will Little Volcano erupt in anger? Previously, Little Volcano has had meltdowns, but Big Volcano teaches calming strategies: deep breathing, counting, and thinking happyContinueContinue reading “DON’T BLOW YOUR TOP!”
The Owls of Wickenden Wood: Review
Blending Storytelling with Handcrafted Art The Owls of Wickenden Wood by Shauna Kramer Barnes is a beautiful children’s story that also serves as an art book. Set in Wickenden Wood, the tale invites readers to journey alongside a hiker who encounters wise, mysteriously talking owls. What immediately stands out is the book’s aesthetic. Illustrator LeonidContinueContinue reading “The Owls of Wickenden Wood: Review”
INTERVIEW: Shauna Kramer Barnes
Exploring the Wisdom of the Wild Shauna Kramer Barnes brings the beauty and mystery of nature to life in her enchanting children’s book The Owls of Wickenden Wood. Inspired by her own experiences living near the real-life Wickenden Woods, Shauna’s story weaves together the silent grace of owls, the wisdom of the forest, and theContinueContinue reading “INTERVIEW: Shauna Kramer Barnes”
WHEN YOU CAN SWIM
This book offers beginning swimmers both comfort and the exciting promise of adventure and discovery that awaits “when you can swim.” The illustrations depict adults sharing the joys of water with their young ones, from the gentle shallows perfect for lazy afternoons to the magical depths of underwater worlds. Wong’s stunning watercolor-and-pastel artwork showcases hisContinueContinue reading “WHEN YOU CAN SWIM”
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