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Balloons for Tiger by Lori Orlinsky | Review

Balloons for Tiger by Lori Orlinsky | Review

Balloons for Tiger by Lori Orlinsky | Review
Take an imaginative look at the tough topic of pet loss as colorful balloons travel from the hands of children to their beloved cat who has passed on. Help children begin to heal after losing a pet. #KidsLit #ChildrensBooks #ChildrensBooksGrief #Giveaway

Nellie's Heartbreak by Rosie Clarke | Review

Nellie's Heartbreak by Rosie Clarke | Review

Nellie's Heartbreak by Rosie Clarke
Nellie’s Heartbreak is a wonderfully written pre-WW2 saga depicting the changing of class separation and life struggles.

Poor Nellie, ill-treated by her mother for her entire life, is sent into service on her 15th birthday. Once she settles into her new life, she begins to find a measure of peace. Unfortunately, it doesn't last.

The Lord and the Cat's Meow by GL Robinson | Review

The Lord and the Cat's Meow by GL Robinson | Review

The Lord and the Cat's Meow by GL Robinson | Review | The Lord and the Cat's Meow by GL Robinson | This charming Regency story, set against the first Animal Rights Act of 1822, will warm your heart. And Horace will steal your heart.

The Adventures of Molly and Ollie-Moving Day by Sally Beale | Review

The Adventures of Molly and Ollie-Moving Day by Sally Beale | Review

Every child experiences change in their life. Moving can be difficult, but in this Mom’s Choice award-winning book, when eight-year-old Molly Day meets a new friend, a magical owl named Oliver Winston Howell III, her move to a new house in a new town becomes easier than she expected. Be on the lookout for Molly and Ollie’s next adventure! Enter the giveaway to win!

Songs for Your Mother by Gordon MacMillan | Review

Songs for Your Mother by Gordon MacMillan | Review

Songs for Your Mother by Gordon MacMillan
One September morning, Johnny opens his door to find a little boy standing there – a child, he quickly comes to learn, who was created one magical night. Lauren is dying, and her last wish is to reunite five-year-old Luke with the father he doesn’t yet know.

Thrown into unexpected parenthood, Johnny finds himself navigating school-gate politics, Disney movies, and tantrums, guided by the notes Lauren has written for him.