How Wonderfully Odd is a very sweet kids book that I think you’ll like! Read on for my review. The Synopsis Join Obie and Bitsy on a high-flying adventure as they take on the challenges of a bright and unfamiliar…
Children’s
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Thanks so much to Jonathan and Joshua Masterson for sending me a copy of Cedar Creek Critters to read with my 3-year-old daughter and review. This is such a sweet book! About Cedar Creek Critters: From A to Z Explore…
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This is another fun tour from WOW! Women on Writing. You can find the full tour information on their blog, The Muffin. And don’t forget to scroll all the down to read about entering an Amazon gift card giveaway! Book…
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I’m excited to be reviewing this children’s book today! Zinger in the Woods is a very sweet story. You can find more information about the tour and the authors (including an interview) over on The Muffin. Plus, there’s a giveaway!…
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While I like to keep my โwork booksโ (as a school librarian) and my โhome booksโ (aka those written for adults) generally separate, Iโve found myself reading and enjoying several middle grade novels lately. If youโre looking for a whimsical…
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We decided to do something a little different for September! While we still posted our TBRs yesterday, this month is National Literacy Month! National Literacy Month is dedicated to encouraging the young people in your life to go to the…
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Story:ย A Day in the Life of Marlon Bundoย writtenย by Jill Twiss and illustrated by E.G. Keller is the story of a lonely bunny. Marlon lives with his grandfather, the Vice President of the United States Mike Pence. On this day however,…
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Why:ย This is the second book that I requested from my library after Joli posted her books from the 1990s article. I was just going to read one of these beloved Dear America books, but then two caught my eye, and…
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Why: This book choice was a direct byproduct of Joli’s post on books from the 1990s. I couldn’t help but search my library’s catalog for one (ok, I borrowed two…) of these childhood favorites. This particular title captured my attention…