Kids often get the wiggles. But some kids have a harder time than others with dealing with them. It’s Hard to Be a Verb! By Julia Cook, illustrated by Carrie Hartman is a very positive story about a child struggling to manage everyday activities with his ADHD. I highlight the term positive because even the […]
Will You Be the “I” in Kind? By Julia Cook, illustrated by Jomike Tejido If you are looking for a book to add to your social emotional learning library, check this out. This book is a great way to get kids to be mindful about their own behavior. Are you being kind or selfish? When […]
If you have an elementary age student, then you definitely want to check out Be Your Own Hero by Lisa King and illustrated by Colleen Madden. As a parent, upon looking at the cover, my thoughts immediately went to all of the spirit weeks held at my children’s elementary school. Especially the one coming up […]
Review: Sallie Bee Writes a Thank you Note by Susan Verde and Courtney Sheinmel I have been waiting for a book like Sallie Bee Writes a Thank you Note to cross my path! This new generation almost doesn’t know what a letter is because they live in the world of texts, DMs and emails. I […]
I’m back celebrating my third year as a Multicultural Children’s Book Day reviewer! I’m excited to share my thoughts on Old to Joy by Anita Crawford Clark. Be sure to check out the details after this review for ways you can participate in Multicultural Children’s Book Day and attend the celebration Thursday, Jan. 25 at […]
This post contains affiliate links you can use to purchase the book. If you buy the book using that link, I will receive a small commission from the sale. My daughter and I recently did a mini picture book reading marathon. So I thought it would be a great time to do a Picture Book […]