BOOK REVIEWS
Illustration from Bears Don't Read by Emma Chichester Clark.
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A QUICK LOOK AT SOME OF OUR MOST RECENT REVIEWS (UPDATED 5/26/2023)
Find Your Happy (Emily Coxhead)
Little Owl's Bookshelf: “[T]his positive and uplifting book is a great start to introduce emotions to littles. Not only does it encourage a healthy understanding of different emotions and how we might go about processing some "hard" ones, but also coping strategies to help littles find their happy. … A great conversation starter for littles all the while keeping them engaged.”
Friendly Faces (Elsa Martins)
Little Kid Literacy: “I love the small, circular shape of these and the fact that they can also be used for beginning readers learning concept of word (the idea that each spoken word matches ONE printed word). Perfect for building confidence in early readers!”
Rainbow Days (Margaret Hamilton, Anna Pignataro)
Meridian Magazine, “Newton’s Book News: Mothers and Spring Books”: “This sweet book is perfect for learning colors and the days of the week.”
When Mommy Goes to Work / When Daddy Goes to Work (Paul Schofield & Anna Terreros-Martin)
Nanny Miss Monique: "...promotes diversity, inclusion, and representation. It’s beautifully written & illustrated with vivid imagery and colors to stoke your child’s every expanding imagination."
Little Owl's Bookshelf: “[T]his positive and uplifting book is a great start to introduce emotions to littles. Not only does it encourage a healthy understanding of different emotions and how we might go about processing some "hard" ones, but also coping strategies to help littles find their happy. … A great conversation starter for littles all the while keeping them engaged.”
Friendly Faces (Elsa Martins)
Little Kid Literacy: “I love the small, circular shape of these and the fact that they can also be used for beginning readers learning concept of word (the idea that each spoken word matches ONE printed word). Perfect for building confidence in early readers!”
Rainbow Days (Margaret Hamilton, Anna Pignataro)
Meridian Magazine, “Newton’s Book News: Mothers and Spring Books”: “This sweet book is perfect for learning colors and the days of the week.”
When Mommy Goes to Work / When Daddy Goes to Work (Paul Schofield & Anna Terreros-Martin)
Nanny Miss Monique: "...promotes diversity, inclusion, and representation. It’s beautifully written & illustrated with vivid imagery and colors to stoke your child’s every expanding imagination."