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A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood: The Poetry of Mister Rogers by Fred Rogers, Luke Flowers (illustrator)
A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood: The Poetry of Mister Rogers by Fred Rogers, Luke Flowers (illustrator) is a wonderful and lyrical book of children’s songs and poems from the Mr. Rodgers Show. This book contained many of those poems … Continue reading
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Astrid the Unstoppable by Maria Parr
Astrid the Unstoppable by Maria Parr is the story of Astrid. Astrid is the only child living in her village of Glimmerdal, and as a result her best friend is an elderly man named Gunnvald. Astrid has very strong emotions as … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, book, book review, books, chapter book, children, Children's Fiction, Children's literature, fiction, friendships, kids, Middle grade, norway, picture book, picture books, Scandinavian, translated book
Tagged Adventure, book, book review, books, Candlewick Press, chapter book, children, Children's Fiction, Children's literature, fiction, friendships, kids, Middle grade, NetGalley, norway, picture book, picture books, Scandinavian, translated book
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All About Anne by Anne Frank House
All About Anne by Anne Frank House is a middle grade book about the life and death of Anne Frank, compiled by The Anne Frank House is an vitally important book that should be read by everyone, regardless of age. It … Continue reading
Posted in amsterdam, book, book review, books, Children's Nonfiction, concentration camp, history, Holocaust, kids, Middle grade, Nazi, NetGalley, nonfiction, protection, Second Story Press, 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
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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
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Kid Scientists by David Stabler and Anoosha Syed
Kid Scientists by David Stabler and Anoosha Syed is a wonderful collection of stories that share the early path of some famous scientists. This is an excellent nonfiction book that would be great upper elementary and middle school students. I … Continue reading
Posted in biographical, biographical fiction, biography, book, book review, books, children, Children's literature, Children's Nonfiction, history, honest review, kids, Middle grade, nonfiction, Quirk Books, Review, Science
Tagged Anoosha Syed, book, books, children's books, Children's literature, Children's Nonfiction, David Stabler, honest review, kid, Kid Scientists, kids, Middle grade, nonfiction, Quirk Books, Science, scientist
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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
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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
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Carlos the Chameleon A Story to Help Empower Children to Be Themselves by Alice Reeves
Carlos the Chameleon A Story to Help Empower Children to Be Themselves by Alice Reeves is part of the Truth and Tales series whose goal is to eradicate prejudices and encourage acceptance of others. Carlos is a beautiful emerald green chameleon … Continue reading
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Molly the Mole A Story to Help Children Build Self-Esteem by Alice Reeves
Molly the Mole: A Story to Help Children Build Self-Esteem by Alice Reeves is part of the Truth and Tails series, specifically regarding Self-Esteem. Molly is feeling sad because she is comparing herself to her friends. She does not think she … Continue reading
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