Little Libraries, Big Heroes…a history of Little Free Libraries Little Libraries, Big Heroes is a work of art that brings the reader on a non-fiction journey about the history of Little Free Libraries. I have been fascinated with Little Free Libraries since my trip to Alaska. Being in some remote little towns in Alaska, I […]
Episode #24: Interview with Author and Child/Adolescent Psychologist, Dr. Janet Sasson Edgette
Do you have a son that is not sporty? How does that affect him? Does he feel left out? Check out this wonderful podcast with acclaimed author and psychologist Dr. Janet Sasson Edgette. After reading her book, The Last Boys Picked, I wanted to talk more with Janet about this important topic of boys, sports and […]
Q.D. Foodie Kitchen Tools, Review and Podcast
Q.D. Foodie Kitchen Tools About a month ago, I was contacted by Marci Heit, creator of Q.D. Foodie Kitchen Tools after she read by article, 5 Ways To Get Your Child with Special Needs Involved in the Kitchen. Check out Q.D. Foodie’s website here! What are Q.D. Foodie Kitchen Tools and why are they so […]
A. Blob, review and podcast!
A. Blob This is a A. Blob and A. Blob on a Bus are the first two books in a series written by L.A. Kefalos, and published by Laughing Leopard Press. L.A. first picture book, This is a A. Blob introduces the bully, who “has no form, it has no shape. It’s not a plum […]
Uncommon Quest Kickstarter Campaign
Are you a young aspiring writer? Do you have a child that is an aspiring author? Check out this Kickstarter campaign run by Common Deer Press. When I was contacted by Kristen Marion, the publisher of Common Deer Press, I was immediately interesting in sharing their mission. I love supporting others in their dream […]
Back to School with Kari Radovich, Podcast and Giveaway!
Back to School I am always on the hunt for new and fun activities that target literacy and speech/language concepts. I recently discovered Kari Radovich, certified speech language pathologist and book companion creator! Teachers Pay Teachers have so many wonderful and talented educators and have endless resources. I decided to highlight Kari today because of […]
Speech Class Rules
Speech Class Rules Do you have a child that is starting speech and language therapy? Do you have a child already in speech and language therapy? This picture book written by Ronda M. Wojcicki, MS, CCC-SLP and illustrated by Loel Barr is an excellent book that can be used as an educational tool in both […]
being small (Isn’t So Bad After All)
being small (Isn’t So Bad After All) When I was contacted by author, Lori Orlinsky about her book, being small (Isn’t So Bad After All), I was immediately interested in reviewing the book. What a great idea! As a blogger, I LOVE children’s books that are unique and address insecurities that children may have. Being […]
Ms. Love’s Mystical Island Adventure
Ms. Love’s Mystical Island Adventure written by Susan Love and illustrated by Patrick Harrington In her book, Ms. Love’s Mystical Island Adventure; Sabrina, Arthur, and Lucy find themselves on a secluded island, where they solve mysteries to save a magical orchid that shields the Earth, repairing its ozone layer. As a hurricane approaches, it threatens […]
Penny N’ Pals, Review and Author Interview
Penny N’ Pals, A Synopsis This beginner chapter book written by Jenny Brunstein and illustrated by Kirsten Winklebauer is a wonderful book for beginning readers. The chapters are short and the pictures help bring the story to life. Penny N’ Pals is the tale of new beginnings as a child and his mother pick out […]