Charlotte shares a Christmas Advent tradition from her family: reading a Christmas picture book every night. She shares some of her favorites in this video. Book Links: The Spider Who Saved Christmas Long Ago on a Silent Night Frozen Olaf's Night Before Christmas ...
Welcome to our latest picture book showdown! In today’s video, we’re diving into the colorful world of kindergarten and school with two fantastic books: “KINDergarten: Where Kindness Matters Every Day” by Vera Ahiyya (Author) and Joey Chou (Illustrator), and “The World’s Best Class Plant” by Audrey Vernick (Author), Liz Garton Scanlon (Author), and Lynnor Bontigao (Illustrator).
In this episode, we dive into the enchanting world of children’s literature as we compare and contrast two plant-growing picture books: “A Seed Grows” by the talented Antoinette Portis and “The Tiny Seed” by the legendary Eric Carle.
Welcome to a super-funny episode of our Picture Book Showdown, where two hilarious tales battle to the finish! In one corner, we have “A Dog Named Doug” written by Karma Wilson and illustrated by Matt Myers. In the opposite corner, we have “Dandy,” written by Ame Dyckman and illustrated by Charles Santoso. Get ready for a delightful duel between these two tummy-tickling picture books!
In this video, I’ll provide a heartfelt review of the book, Corderoy. Exploring its Christian symbolism, and discuss how it resonates with the theme of adoption. I’ll also share my personal connection to this book.
Welcome to a baby-themed episode of our Picture Book Showdown, where two heartfelt tales collide! In this corner, we have “Hello In There!” written by Jo Witek and beautifully illustrated by Christine Roussey. And in the opposite corner, we have “Little Miss, Big Sis” crafted by the talented duo of Amy Krouse Rosenthal (Author) and Peter H. Reynolds (Illustrator). Get ready for a delightful duel between these two captivating picture books!
Welcome to our competitive world of picture book adventures! In this exciting episode, we bring you a thrilling face-off between two extraordinary snail tales: “Escargot” and “Snail Crossing.” Get ready to cheer on your favorite book in this Picture Book Showdown!
"One more kiss?" her small voice asks out of the darkness, gravelly with sleep. I lean over and press my lips to her feather-soft cheek, giving her my benediction and promise. I will be here for you: when you learn to use the toilet, ride a bicycle, ride a school bus....
Last week I posted about 10 Classic Stories for Three-Year-Olds. Today, here are some of our newer favorites! Froggy Series I love this great series for this age group. Froggy is always doing silly things and the onomatopoeia in these books make for a fun read. Mix It...
My daughter loves books. I couldn't be happier. We read 4-5 books a day together, and I wanted to share some of the best classic stories for three-year-olds to enjoy. I will be following this post with one sharing some of our favorite new children's books. Curious...
Authors are powerful. The stories they weave are the only stories that survive word for word in the same manner from generation to generation. They shape morals, opinions, history, and fact. All in the power of the written word. I desire to use my words to touch and...