Children’s Book Review: Ilsa and Bear’s Bangs by Rosemary J. Robson
Ilsa helps Bear overcome his outgrown bangs, which offers Bear a renewed sense of energy to help him deal with his mischievous cubs.
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“Where is he?” is about Tank, the Russian tortoise who lost his owner and was placed in a pet store. He missed his owner and routine habits. He goes to a new home. When not in the box, he roams around the house. His favorite meal is string beans.
Where is He? Tank the Tortoise is a #ChildrensPictureBook by Parimalasri Docktor. Use this story to open discussions with children about death and pets. Perfect for early readers, libraries, and families.
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Holly Holiday and the Christmas Forest should be in every library this holiday season. With its delightful main character, vibrant illustrations, and heartfelt message, it’s a must-read for all families.
Pregnancy loss is never easy, even once your rainbow baby has made it into the world. A parent can never just forget about the baby they have lost. “My Rainbow Baby” will help you to gently explain to your rainbow just what it means to be a rainbow baby, how much every pregnancy means to you and how very loved and treasured they truly are.
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A book review of Sidney the Lonely Cloud by Tim Hopgood.
Sidney is searching for a place where people are happy to see a raincloud. Will he finally find his home? Lessons of #hope #persistence & #science are found here.
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Family Fun at the Lake by Katelyn Prendergast shares a child’s perspective on a trip to the lake for family, fun, and love. Finding happiness in the simple joy of togetherness will have you reading it again and again. @GoddessFish
Chester the Almost Pirate by Ann P. Borrmann deserves a spot in every home, school, and daycare library. Chester and his first mate, Roger the Octopus, have a fun time at pirate school while trying to earn their coveted black eye patch. There are lots of giggles and lessons in this cute children’s picture book.
I highly recommend this delightful tale to readers of all ages. Early readers may need a bit of help with reading Baker’s guidebook. I know I learned a lot from this book and can’t wait to read it with my grandchildren. Baker and Taylor The Mystery of the Library Cats will make a wonderful gift.
Jessica D. Adams is back with another delightful tale from The Underground Toy Society. Liam Lion Lost at the Bloomsburg Fair is a fantastic little story to emphasize family safety and discuss the rules if a child should get lost. Don’t miss this one!
Mae Turns Five #3 – Mae is turning five and throwing the best birthday party. All her friends are coming, and she describes the color of the outfits, not their skin. She’s also more concerned with the pretty wrapping paper than the amount of the gift inside. Great #diversity in this beautifully illustrated picture book.
