Search This Blog

Showing posts with label children. Show all posts
Picture Book Review: Find the Sun by Andy Harkness

Picture Book Review: Find the Sun by Andy Harkness

From the creator of Wolfboy comes a spectacularly illustrated, whimsical story about finding courage in yourself. Take a leap and find the sun. .. Eddie doesn't like Mondays. He'd rather burrow under the covers …
Smoot: A Rebellious Shadow Blog Tour: Review

Smoot: A Rebellious Shadow Blog Tour: Review

Review: Smoot: A Rebellious Shadow by Michelle Cuevas and illustrated by Sydney Smith is a joy to read. This story is so charming and fabulous. The writing is so descriptive that I was really able to enjoy the story. The…
Book Review: Precious Moments 5-Minute Bedtime Treasury

Book Review: Precious Moments 5-Minute Bedtime Treasury

Precious Moments was something that I always grew up with. I saw this beautiful Bedtime Treasury and wanted to review it right away. The illustrations are gorgeous as always. I don't expect anything less. The book h…
Book Review: Weightless by Sarah Bannan

Book Review: Weightless by Sarah Bannan

Carolyn Lessing just moved from New Jersey to a small town in Alabama. Being the new girl in a small town everyone is interested in what she is doing. Carolyn is a very sweet very intelligent young lady which immediatel…
Book Review: Capture the Moment by Sarah Wilkerson

Book Review: Capture the Moment by Sarah Wilkerson

"Capture the Moment" by Sarah Wilkerson is one of my favorite photography books now. I think it is amazing. I love the photographs that are in the book and how inspiring they are. I think the tips in this book…
Book Review: Your Family in Pictures by Me Ra Koh

Book Review: Your Family in Pictures by Me Ra Koh

"Your Family in Pictures" by Me Ra Koh is the Parent's guide to taking pictures of their family. I thought this book is great for any parent or person that is wanting to learn how to take better family pic…
Book Review: Another Night, Another Day by Sarah Rayner

Book Review: Another Night, Another Day by Sarah Rayner

"Another Night, Another Day," by Sarah Rayner is one of those novels that makes you really think about the world. You never know what another person may be going through in life so you need to be careful about…
Book Review: Paradigm by Ceri A. Lowe

Book Review: Paradigm by Ceri A. Lowe

This was a book I was originally drawn into by both the cover and the synopsis but as I read "Paradigm" by Ceri A. Lowe, I found that I really just couldn't get into this book. The society in this story is…