The Moodsters: The Scary Sleepover & The Feelings Flashlight Sometimes discussing how we feel can be hard. Especially when you are little. I find that the boys often find themselves lost for words when it comes to expressing their feelings. Mainly because it’s often that we feel more than one emotion. I always discuss feelings […]
Continue ReadingThe Central Park Tales by: Marcus Meesters If there’s one thing that we enjoy when we visit NYC it’s Central Park Zoo. This is a stop that is a must every single time we visit NYC. So when I heard about the book The Central Park Tales by Marcus Meesters, I knew we had to read it! […]
Continue ReadingA House Built on Love Giveaway Event #1 Barnes & Noble Gift Card Giveaway March 12th-26th, 2014 Hosted by: Lauren Paints | a beautiful life Co-Hosted by: Chronically Content, Deliciously Savvy, & My Silly Little Gang I have teamed up with Lauren Paints| a beautiful life, Chronically Content, Deliciously Savvy, My Silly Little Gang […]
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Thank you for stopping by today and entering the Cookie Queen: How One Girl Started Tate’s Bake Shop & Cookies Giveaway! This giveaway will have 2 winners, so please share it with your friends. Good Luck! Welcome to The Cookie Queen: How One Girl Started Tate’s Bake Shop Book & Cookies Giveaway! 2 Winners! This […]
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The book No Stone Unturned follows the author’s 44-year search for her birth mother utilizing DNA technology and innovative detective skills. Find out more about this book below. No Stone Unturned: A Remarkable Journey To Identity I first wanted to read No Stone Unturned because I thought it sounded interesting. This book was absolutely amazing. It’s […]
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Extraordinary Women with Cameras is a book that features exactly what the title says! It teaches you about 35 talented women photographers. Keep reading to find out more about it. Extraordinary Women with Cameras by Vanessa Perez and Darcy Reed My niece loves taking pictures, so I thought she might like this book. I was […]
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Is recycling important in your household? It is in ours, and I love fun ways to teach about things that are important. That’s why today I’m sharing about a book called Better Than New. It’s a recycling story for kids from Patagonia. Keep reading to find out more. Better Than New, A Recycling Story For […]
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Today’s children’s book feature is Pardon My French – It’s the Language of Ballet: The Adventures of Lilly Nilly by Nancy Paris. Keep reading to find out more about it. Pardon My French by Nancy Paris Juilliard School alum and former NYC-based dancer Nancy Paris takes young readers inside the humorous, offbeat observations of a 6-year-old aspiring ballerina in the delightful new book, Pardon My French – […]
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In today’s guest article Alexandra Adlawan writes about her journey as an author and illustrator. I hope you find this guest article as inspirational as I did. Alexandra Adlawan Writes About Her Journey As An Author And Illustrator Diagnosed on the Autism Spectrum at age 15, author, Alexandra Adlawan writes about her journey as an […]
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Many of you know that I am an avid reader. The latest book I read is one that I feel really touches on why there’s a difference in international testing results. In this post, I am sharing A Mirror for Americans: What the East Asian Experience Tells Us about Teaching Students Who Excel by Cornelius Grove. Keep reading […]
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