Archive for the ‘Children’ Category
The Ghosts on 87th Lane: A True Story by M.L. Woelm
THE GHOSTS ON 87th LANE is an experience, but not a hair-raising haunting.
August 29, 2010
Tags: book review, m.l. woelm, the ghosts on 87th lane Posted in: Children, Non-Fiction 
No Comments
Dingle: The Helpful Ice Cream Cone Delivery Dog by Audrey Kinsella
Dingle the Ice Cream Cone Delivery Dog is the brief story of a dog, Dingle, who wants to be helpful.
August 12, 2010
Tags: audrey kinsella, book review, dingle the helpful ice cream cone delivery dog Posted in: Children No Comments
The Tilting House by Tom Llewellyn
The Tilting House includes many elements that make this book an intriguing read. There are talking rats, growth potions and buried treasure.
June 13, 2010
Tags: book review, the tilting house, tom llewellyn Posted in: Children No Comments
Bug Goes Through the Maze by K.M. Groshek
In this adventure, readers find Bug, the friendly little Volkswagen Beetle, exploring a corn maze.
May 8, 2010
Tags: book review, bug goes through the maze, k.m. groshek Posted in: Children No Comments
Bug’s Trip to the Store by K.M. Groshek
Between the bright colorful illustrations, and the sing-song dialogue, young children will want this book to read or be read to them over and over again.
May 2, 2010
Tags: book review, bug's trip to the store, k.m. groshek Posted in: Children No Comments
Cecil Learns to Smile by Charlotte Bucher
Over all, Cecil Learns to Smile is a delightful book that will please most young children.
April 27, 2010
Tags: book review, cecil learns to smile, charlotte bucher Posted in: Children No Comments
Bug Meets His Friend by K.M. Groshek
Reviewed by Caryn St. Clair
Bug Meets His Friend is a delightful entry in a series of children’s books featuring Bug, a Volkswagen Beetle. Bug is a lively little yellow car that shares many of life’s dilemmas facing the very same children that are likely to read or have these books read to them.
In this [...]
April 27, 2010
Posted in: Children One Comment
Sewing a Friendship by Natalie Tinti
Sewing a Friendship is filled with many examples of Natalie’s creativity. Not only is Natalie’s writing creative but it is also poetic.
February 5, 2010
Tags: book review, natalie tinti, sewing a friendship Posted in: Children No Comments
Gifts of the Heart by Karen Boes Oman
The illustrations alone make this book great. Naturally as in many children’s books, the imagination has to wander with the story but the lesson is good.
December 30, 2009
Tags: book review, gifts of the heart, karen boes oman Posted in: Children No Comments
Elmer the Christmas Elf by Marilyn E. Randall (Review #2)
This is one of the best children’s books for Christmas I have seen.
December 14, 2009
Tags: book review #2, Elmer the Christmas Elf, marilyn randall Posted in: Children No Comments
SECOND LIFE (SUCCESS AND FAILURE ARE BUT TWO SIDES OF THE SAME PAGE)
