Santa Also Forgets is a holiday story that captures the quiet magic of childhood, the importance of intuition, and the reassurance that even Santa isn’t perfect. The story follows Lolo, a thoughtful child who wakes on Christmas morning to discover that Santa has forgotten his hat. While the rest of the family rushes into theContinueContinue reading “Santa Also Forgets: Review”
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Review: Aamir, the Boy Who Talked to a Star
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”
The Christmas Cardinal: Review
Managing grief over the holiday season The Christmas Cardinal by Aïda Juodis is a gentle and heartfelt story that brings comfort and hope to children experiencing the loss of someone they love. Juodis guides young readers through a magical snowy world where cardinals carry messages of love and protection, and where the North Pole becomesContinueContinue reading “The Christmas Cardinal: Review”
REVIEW: Juny the Butterfly Boy: A Story of Loss and Love
Juny the Butterfly Boy: A Story of Loss and Love is a tender and imaginative story that invites young readers to explore grief through a world filled with color, wonder, and compassion. Dr. MaryAnn Wilkey offers a heartfelt tale that honors the deep emotions children experience when someone they love is no longer with them.ContinueContinue reading “REVIEW: Juny the Butterfly Boy: A Story of Loss and Love”
REVIEW: Gabe & Dre Take on the Thundermaker
An imaginative picture book by Yahozka Godfrey that turns storms into stories of courage and connection. Gabe & Dre Take on the Thundermaker is a wonderfully written picture book that turns a child’s fear of thunderstorms into a journey of courage, curiosity, and wonder. Yahozka Godfrey captures the themes of imagination and discovery—the way imaginationContinueContinue reading “REVIEW: Gabe & Dre Take on the Thundermaker”
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”
REVIEW: STASH! Little Horse, Big City
A touching book introducing children to the idea of therapy animals In Stash!: Little Horse, Big City, young authors Rhiya and Aarya share the inspiring story of a miniature therapy horse whose gentle presence brings comfort to those in need. Drawing from their own experiences in equestrian sports and community service, the authors craft aContinueContinue reading “REVIEW: STASH! Little Horse, Big City”
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”
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