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Whimsical Cross-Stitch by Cari Buziak
Whimsical Cross-Stitch: More Than 130 Designs from Trendy to Traditional by Cari Buziak has some wonderful cross stitch designs. The cross stitch designs are beautifully presented with both a color chart for thread and a very easy to read graph for each design. … Continue reading
Posted in ARC, art, book, book review, books, craft, Crafts & Hobbies, creative, cross stitch, Dover Publications, embroidery, honest review, needlework, NetGalley
Tagged art, book, book review, books, crafts, cross stitch, NetGalley
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The Painted Word Mixed Media Lettering Techniques by Caitlin Dundon
The Painted Word Mixed Media Lettering Techniques by Caitlin Dundon is a fun book that walks you through an assortment of projects that use lettering. It would be well suited for a homeschooling family, craft loving kids, or adults looking to … Continue reading
Posted in ARC, art, Artists, Arts & Photography, arts and crafts, book, book review, books, craft, Crafts & Hobbies, creative, draw, drawing, painting, Schiffer Publishing Ltd.
Tagged ARC, Art and photography, Artists, arts and crafts, book, book review, books, craft, crafts, crafts and hobbies, creative, draw, drawing, painting, Schiffer Publishing Ltd.
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A Promise Stitched in Time by Colleen Rowan Kosinski
A Promise Stitched in Time by Colleen Rowan Kosinski was an interesting middle grade book about grief, acceptance and friendship, with a touch of historical mystery. It introduces young readers to a heavy topic: the Holocaust. Maggie must create a thought-provoking … Continue reading
Posted in ARC, book review, children, Children's Fiction, Children's literature, fiction, historical fiction, history, Holocaust, Middle grade, NetGalley, Review, Schiffer Kids, Teens, war, world war II
Tagged A Promise Stitched in time, ARC, book, book review, books, children, Children's Fiction, Children's literature, Colleen Kosinski, Colleen Rowan Kosinski, fiction, historical fiction, history, Holocaust, Middle grade, NetGalley, Review, Schiffer Kids, Teens, war, world war II
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The Train to Impossible Places: A Cursed Delivery by P.G. Bell
The Train to Impossible Places: A Cursed Delivery by P.G. Bell is an exciting, imaginative, wild ride of a story that never lets up for a moment. This was a whimsical and fun middle grade read full of interesting characters and … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, ARC, book, book review, books, children, Children's Fiction, diverse, diversity, fantasy, fiction, kids, Macmillan Children's Publishing Group, Magic, magical, Middle grade, NetGalley, Science, series, train, upperelem series, whimsical
Tagged Adventure, ARC, book, book review, books, children, Children's Fiction, diverse, diversity, fantasy, fiction, kids, Macmillan Children's Publishing Group, Magic, magical, middle age, Middle grade, middle school, NetGalley, P.G. Bell, Science, series, The train to Impossible Places, upperelem series, whimsical
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The Little Orphan Girl by Sandy Taylor
The Little Orphan Girl: The heartbreaking and gripping journey of an Irish orphan by Sandy Taylor is a beautifully written, emotional story of romance, hardships, heartbreak and the innocence of youth. The book is set in Ireland in the early 1900’s and … Continue reading
Posted in ARC, book, book review, Bookouture, books, fiction, historical fiction, history, honest review, Irish, NetGalley, Review, romance, Sandy Taylor, Women's Fiction, Womens fiction
Tagged 1990's, ARC, book, book review, Bookouture, books, fiction, historical fiction, history, honest review, Ireland, Irish, love, NetGalley, Review, romance, Sandy Taylor, The little Orphan Girl, wedlock, Women's Fiction
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Sold on a Monday by Kristina McMorris
Sold on a Monday by Kristina McMorris is a historical fiction. The idea of the novel came from a real photograph the author found advertising children for sale. The ideas are all fictional within the book though with even moving the … Continue reading
Posted in American History, ARC, book, book review, books, chapter book, children, depression era, fiction, great depression, historical fiction, history, honest review, Kristina McMorris, landmark, Literary Fiction, NetGalley, Review, Sold on a MOnday, Sourcebooks, Women's Fiction, Womens fiction
Tagged American History, ARC, book, book review, books, chapter book, children, fiction, great depression, historical fiction, history, Kristina McMorris, landmark, Literary Fiction, NetGalley, Review, Sold on a MOnday, Sourcebooks, Women's Fiction
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Sing to the Moon by Nansubuga Nagadya Isdahl, and Sandra Van Doorn
Sing to the Moon by Nansubuga Nagadya Isdahl, and Sandra Van Doorn is a wonderful A rhyming story with a nice cadence. This book is about the loving relationship between a boy and his Jjajja (grandfather) and how stories can make … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, ARC, book, book review, books, children, Children's Fiction, Children's literature, children's poetry, cooking, culture, family, honest review, international, kids, Lantana Publishing, multi-cultural, multicultural, Multicultural Interest, NetGalley, picture book, picture books, pictures, rain, Review, uganda
Tagged Africa, ARC, book, book review, books, children, children' poetry, Children's Fiction, Children's literature, cooking, culture, family, honest review, international, kids, Lantana Publishing, multicultural, Multicultural Interest, Nansubuga Nagadya Isdahl, NetGalley, picture book, picture books, rain, Review, Sing to the Moon
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Tree Song by Tiffany Stone
Tree Song by Tiffany Stone is a joyful book follows the life cycle of a tree as it grows from seedling to mature tree, and finally gives way to a new sapling. At every stage of the tree’s life, children are … Continue reading
Posted in Annick Press, ARC, book, book review, books, children, Children's Fiction, Children's literature, children's poetry, ecosystem, education, honest review, kids, life cycle, nature, NetGalley, Outdoors & Nature, picture book, picture books, plants, poem, poetry, rhyming, Tiffany Stone, tree
Tagged Annick Press, ARC, book, book review, books, children, Children's Fiction, Children's literature, children's poetry, ecosystem, education, honest review, kids, life cycle, nature, NetGalley, outdoors, Outdoors & Nature, picture book, picture books, plants, poem, poetry, rhyming, Tiffany Stone, tree
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When God Gave Us Words by Sandy Eisenberg Sasso
When God Gave Us Words by Sandy Eisenberg Sasso is an imaginative origin story. The story is that God wants to give humans words, the angels resist, wanting that ability to be theirs alone. God persists, so the angels distribute … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, ARC, behavior, Bible, book, book review, books, children, Children's Fiction, Children's literature, Children's Nonfiction, children's poetry, Christian, christian fiction, compassion, education, family, Flyaway Books, funny, God, honest review, inspiration, Inspirational, kids, NetGalley, Sandy Eisenberg Sasso, spiritual, spirituality, words
Tagged Adventure, ARC, behavior, Bible, book, book review, books, children, Children's Fiction, Children's literature, Christian, compassion, education, family, Flyaway Books, funny, God, honest review, inspiration, Inspirational, kids, NetGalley, Sandy Eisenberg Sasso, spiritual, spirituality, When God Gave us words, words
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