The book I am going to talk about is the book . This book has been one of my favorite books that i read so far. The genre is realistic Fiction or Children’s literature because in this book it talks about student struggles that we would have in real life. …
How Machines Work: Zoo Break is an exciting book that will most definitely appeal to any child above 7 years old. The 32 paged book written by David Macaulay introduces young readers to Sloth and Sengi who are hilarious characters in the book. My kids totally loved how the comical …
The Not Very Merry Pout-Pout Fish by Deborah Diesen, illustrated by Dan Hanna The grumpiest fish in children’s literature is back with another case of “the dreary wearies.” This time, Mr. Fish, star of The New York Times bestselling Pout-Pout Fish series, is down in the dumps over holiday shopping. With a …
I love my eldest son truly and dearly. He’s a good person, cares and looks out for people, is passionate about plants and animals. His nickname off the basketball court is Dr. Doolittle! I fight for him fiercely, advocate for his rights and would die for him, as I know …
Since honey bees are declare to be endangered species, many literary articles and books have come out to create awareness about honeybees among children and adults. In this effort to describe importance of bees, Flight of the Honey Bee has been playing a vital role to educate children. This …
Being a mother of two, I struggle daily with the challenge of getting my daughter to read on her own while juggling my other duties. However, sometimes I will be lucky enough to find the rare treasure that is both entertaining and exciting, which makes reading not just a fun family …
Being a parent and watching your kids grow up really is amazing. You get to discover a lot of new things about him or about her and you sort of have a preview of how he or she will be as an adult. However, these things are the ones you …