I’m Reggie Rockit is a Children’s Book penned by the author Carl Wheatley and illustrated by Simon Harthill. Story features a little boy named Reggie Rockit. He is a super nerd at school but Reggie wishes to be cool. He hopes to become a famous superstar one day.
Reggie loves to sing and play guitar. Read this story to find out if Reggie believes in himself that he is cool.
Colourful illustrations made this story more enjoyable. I appreciate the storytelling skills of the author. Through this book, the author is teaching a very valuable lesson to the readers. We should always believe in ourselves. After reading this book, kids would be inspired to play guitar. Pick a copy of this book for your little one.
“Gone but never forgotten” is a children’s book about grief and loss penned by Pamela Rae Hughey and illustrated by Arnav Chakraborty.
Story features a boy whose father is going to his mother’s gravestone and the little boy is keen to know more about his grandmother as to how she raised his father and what she liked to do. Give a quick read to the story to know more about his grandmother and her likings. Readers will come to know what is the actual grief and loss to the family when their loved one passes away.
This is a wonderful story that I will surely share with my friends. This book is a great addition to the children’s bookshelf. The story is fast paced and exciting. Cover photo of the book is attractive and the language is lucid so kids can understand it easily. I love the message behind the story that our loved ones may be gone but will never be forgotten. I am definitely interested in reading more books by the author.
“Chewie the Pup” is an interesting children’s book penned by Drew Antony Piercey and illustrated by Toria Ashplant.
Story features Chewie, the pup who didn’t have a place to call home. His mother told him that sooner or later he will definitely have his own home but he should have to wait. Read out the beautiful story to know will Chewie have his home? This story gives a strong message to the readers that we should never leave hope as the wait can be long but it will be worth it. Children will learn the importance of home in their life.
The story is fast paced and exciting. Beautiful artwork, fun and easy to read book. A wonderful story that I will surely share with my friends. Lovely addition to any children’s bookshelf. The illustrations tell a story themselves and the writing is very imaginative. Cover photo of the book is attractive. I am definitely interested in reading more books by the author.
“Boo’s Shoes – A Rabbit and Fox Story” is an interesting children’s book penned by Sybrina Durant and Illustrated by Pumudi Gardiyawasam.
Story features a Bunny, Boo who is fond of wearing shoes of all types be it Flip Flops, Clogs, Slippers, Boots and many others for every occasion but he didn’t like to wear shoes with laces. Read this story to know why Boo doesn’t like shoes with laces. Readers will definitely enjoy this story.
The story is unique. I enjoyed reading it from the first page itself. Cover photo of the book is very attractive and the language of the book is lucid so kids can understand it easily. Pace of the story is fast. It will catch the kids’ attention in the first go. This book would be a great addition to the children’s bookshelf. This Book also has an instruction page on how-to-tie laces.
About the Author: Sybrina is the author of the “Learn To Tie With The Rabbit and the Fox” series of books. They include the book with that name in English, Spanish and Tagalog plus a special little book to gift to boys in a wedding party. Other books in the series are “Nellie Knows How To Knot A Neck Scarf”, “Ned Knows How To Knot A Neck Tie” and “Cleo Can Tie A Bow”. Boo’s Shoes: Learn To Tie Shoelaces is the latest in the series. It is about a little bunny who doesn’t think he needs to learn how to tie shoelaces. His friend, Farah Fox shows him that tying is a skill he can use for many things. Sybrina always writes songs for her book. Listen to “No Laces” and watch the book trailer for Boo’s Shoes at https://youtu.be/v15ir7QMm3s.
“Learning Together With Sally and Kate” is a Children’s Book penned by the author Sarah Taber.
Story features two friends Sally and Kate who want to learn how to build a snowman. Read this story book and learn step by step what shape and other stuff they would need to build a snowman.
Pages of the book are colorful. Illustrations are pretty and would catch kids’ attention in the first look. Language used in the book is lucid and kids could understand it easily.
This is the first book in the adventures of Sally and Kate book series. I had a great time reading it to my little one.
“So How Will You Sleep?” is a Children’s Book penned by the author Annabel Gardiner and illustrated by Samantha Thorley.
This book will help readers to know how different creatures go to sleep at night. A bat sleeps upside down in a pitch black cave. Koalas sleep in the top of a tree on a branch.
Writing style of the author is nice. This is an insightful book. Cover photo is eye-catching and the title couldn’t have been better than this. Language used in the book is lucid so one could understand it easily.
Great story book for bedtime reading. Pick a copy of this book for your little readers. I am sure they would have a great time reading it.
“The Very Angry Toolbox” is an interesting story book penned by the author Mike J.B. and illustrated by Gemma Stanley. Story features a little boy Leroy Boulder who wants a toolbox like his dad. One day he visited the industrial mart with his grandad. There he noticed an angry toolbox on the shelf. Even though the angry toolbox didn’t accept initially, he wanted to make friends and be loved.
Other colourful toolboxes warned the angry toolbox about his behaviour. Read this story to find out will Leroy pick the angry toolbox.
This is a wonderful story that teaches readers not to have aggressive behaviour. If we stay angry, nobody would be our friend. This book would help kids to learn about behaviour, feelings and its impact on others. Go ahead with this book for your little one. It’s a book worth reading.
Pierre the Peacock is an interesting Children’s Book written by the author Jocelyn M Lacey and illustrated by Teresa Wilkerson. Story features a handsome peacock named Pierre. He had a full tail with beautifully colored feathers. Pierre constantly bragged about how attractive he was. Because of this, he didn’t have any friends.
Read this story book to know will Pierre be able to make a friend? This is a must read book as it teaches a valuable lesson to kids. I like to recommend this book not only to kids but to adults as well. I appreciate the storytelling skills of the author. Cover photo of the book is nice and the language used in the book is lucid. Go ahead with this book without any second thoughts.
Book: The Flying Warthog: A Modern-Day ParableThe Flying Warthog: A Modern-Day Parable
Author: Marie Ballif
Available On: Amazon
Language: English
Rating: 5/5
“The Flying Warthog: A Modern-Day Parable” is a Children’s Book written by the author Marie Ballif and illustrated by Ethan Roffler.
Story features a young warthog named Chester. He was born in Savannah. One day, when Chester saw a flock of beautiful birds flying above him, he wondered what it would feel like to be different. Chester’s dad told him that he is a special warthog and one day he will realize why he was born a warthog.
Read this story to know will Chester ever realize how special and blessed he is? This is a beautiful story that teaches a valuable lesson to the little readers. I appreciate the storytelling skills of the author. Illustrations are pretty and helped me to understand the story better. Go ahead with this book for your little readers.
“A Broken Crayon Still Colors” is a Children’s Book penned by Danielle Mazzilli and illustrated by Fatmeh Parishani. Story features a little girl who is crying because her grownups have decided not to live together anymore.
Little girl is having a tough time drawing a family portrait as her grownups have decided to be apart. Read this story to know how the box of colors will help the girl.
This story is told from the perspective of a box of crayons who assured a little girl that ‘broken crayons still color’. This is a very beautiful message. I appreciate the story telling skills of the author. Cover photo of the book is lovely. This book is a must read by little readers so they can understand a bit about the divorce.
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