Office Pool II: Extraction by DL Blackburne

Book: Office Pool II: Extraction

Author: DL Blackburne

Available On: Amazon

Language: English

Rating: 4.5/5

Office Pool II: Extraction is the second book in the Office Pool Series. The story continue from where the first part “Office Pool: Orientation” ended. The mission of Arthur and his friends is to search and rescue their mentor Stan Sharply. The interesting thing to wonder is what must have happened to Stanley? Why he is missing? Is he kidnapped by someone?

It was a short and quick read for me. It is not everyone’s cup of tea as the story is written in a witty language instead of writing in a simple language. Narration of the story is smooth and cover page is interesting. I recommend this Office Pool Series to Students.

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Office Pool: Orientation by DL Blackburne

Book: Office Pool: Orientation

Author: DL Blackburne

Language: English

Available On: Amazon

Rating: 4.5/5

Office Pool: Orientation is about the journey and life of pens on the desktop written by the author DL Blackburne. It is a fictional story.

The protagonist of the story is an underachieving ink pen Arthur Bickerson also named as Arty. Arty is kind, loyal, creative but socially awkward young pen. With Arty readers will get to know about the complex office Life through this story.

Story is written in the form of communication with other pens. Arty’s conversation with Stan makes the story interesting. These pens deals with so many issues and that is highlighted in the story.

Word Reference Guide will help you while reading the story. Written in a witty way and by using good vocabulary, you will enjoy reading it. It is suitable for kids of age group 8-18 years.

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Pretty Melanin Me by Markita Richards

Book: Pretty Melanin Me

Author: Markita Richards

Illustrated By: Blueberry Illustrations

Available On: Amazon

Language: English

Rating: 4.5/5

Pretty Melanin Me is a Children’s Book written by the author Markita Richards and illustrated by Blueberry Illustrations. The protagonist of the story is a little girl Jade. Once Jade asked her mom why her skin is darker as compared to some other people.

The way Jade’s mom told her the reason and the blessings that Jade has with her skin color made her happy and confident. This book gives a strong message that the color of our skin doesn’t define us. Our actions, inner beauty and our hard work is what defines us.

It was a short and quick read. Illustrations are beautiful and eye catchy and the story is written well. This book teaches little kids the importance of self love and self acceptance. It is a wonderful book that kids should have in their bookshelf.

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Ben’s Adventures: Under the Big Top by Elizabeth Gerlach

Book: Ben’s Adventures: Under the Big Top

Author: Elizabeth Gerlach

Illustrated By: Stephanie Hider

Language: English

Available On: Amazon

Rating: 4.5/5

Ben’s Adventures: Under the Big Top is a Children’s Book written by the author Elizabeth Gerlach and illustrated by Stephanie Hider. This is the second book in the Ben’s Adventures Series.

The protagonist of the story is a little boy Ben. He is in the same class as his brother and sister since they are triplets. Ben is in the wheelchair. He likes to play and learn in the classroom with his friends. When his teacher Miss Lisa tells a Circus story, Ben dreamt of all the adventures that he and his friends are having in the circus.

The story shows how support from parents and teacher can help a child with special needs to have fun. Illustrations are nice and the story is written well. I enjoyed reading this story. Pick this journey to go on adventures along with Ben.

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Jakobi and Me by Ashequka Lacey

Book: Jakobi and Me

Author: Ashequka Lacey

Illustrated By: Lavonne Andrese

Available On: Amazon

Language: English

Rating: 4.5/5

Jakobi and Me is a Children’s Book written by the author Ashequka Lacey and illustrated by Lavonne Andrese. This a story of two brothers. Ameir is an elder brother who loves his younger brother Jakobi. Jakobi is a baby with special needs. He was born with Thanatophoric Skeletal Dysplasia. It is a kind of dwarfism. Due to this Jakobi chest is smaller and his lungs hasn’t grown properly.

Jakobi was different. This made Ameir’s friends to ask him so many questions. But Ameir as a good elder brother made everyone aware about Jakobi’s difference and yet how he is normal. Read the entire story to know yourself about the feelings of a big brother after meeting his differently-abled new born brother.

The book is written and narrated well. Illustrations are nice and this story gives us a message to be like Ameir who is kind and caring to his younger bro. We all should be kind to people of special needs and should make them feel as an ordinary person.

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I’ll Love You Wherever You Go by Jacquelyn Randle

Book: I’ll Love You Wherever You Go

Author: Jacquelyn Randle

Illustrated By: Stephanie Hider

Language: English

Rating: 4/5

‘I’ll Love You Wherever You Go’ is a Children’s Book written by the author Jacquelyn Randle and illustrated by Stephanie Hider. This is the story of an elder sister and a newborn sister.

An elder sister is expressing her love, care and feelings for her little sister and saying to her that she will always be there to take care of her. Mostly when a new baby comes into house, an elder one gets little jealous. So this book is giving tips to parents so they can teach their older kid to adjust to new baby in the house and love him/her.

The story is written well. The plot of the story is interesting and I enjoyed reading it. But the illustrations could have been much better. This book is recommended to expectant mothers for their elder kid especially.

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Marcy Pam by Carol M. Kearns

Book: Marcy Pam

Author: Carol M. Kearns

Available On: Amazon

Language: English

Rating: 5/5

Marcy Pam is a Children’s Book written and illustrated by Carol M Kearns. It is the story of a doll, a girl and a fairy. Marcy Pam is a plastic doll that is placed on the top of cake along with toppings. She dreams to jump on the floor and dance.

Ella is a girl who loves her Jewellery box but one day it fell on the floor and the doll on box got broken. Ella wants to fix it or replace it.

One night when Ella tooth fell, a fairy Daisy was sent to collect the tooth. But Daisy is a newbie to casting spell. Read the entire story yourself to know about the further adventures of three of them.

The story is written well and I enjoyed it. Illustrations are so beautiful and eye catchy. They are making the whole book to stand out. The language is easy so kids can understand it easily. This is an amazing fairytale.

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Bella & The Brain in: Exploring My Feelings by Kimberly Brown, LCSW & Bella Smith

Book: Bella & The Brain in: Exploring My Feelings

Author: Kimberly Brown, LCSW & Bella Smith

Available On: Amazon

Language: English

Rating: 5/5

Bella & The Brain in: Exploring My Feelings is a Children’s Book. The protagonist of the story is a little girl Bella. She is moving to new town with her mom but Bella is angry, sad and confused. She has to leave all her friends behind. As Bella and her mom were on the way to new town, Bella fell asleep and in her dream, she met a stranger Bryan the brain.

Bryan told Bella the secret to get rid of negative feelings like anger, sadness, etc and how she can convert them into positive thoughts. Grab a copy of this book and read the story yourself to know what happens next.

The story is written and narrated well. The choice of colours in the illustrations is fantastic. Cover page of the book is nice. I strongly recommend this book to kids as it will inspire them to have only positive thoughts.

Author: Kimberly Brown, LCSW & Bella Smith

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Honeycake Special Magical Powers by Medea Kalantar

Book: Honeycake Special Magical Powers

Author: Medea Kalantar

Language: English

Rating: 5/5

Honeycake Special Magical Powers is the Book 3 in Honeycake series. This book is written with an aim that parents can teach kindness to their kids. Kindness is a Special Magical Power that all of us have but only few of us use it. The story starts with little Nala packing her outgrown toys and clothes. She will go to Rainbow Hall today with her grandmother and Uncle JD.

On the way to Rainbow Hall, Nala noticed that Uncle JD smiles to everyone on the way. She asked her grandmother “why does Uncle JD passes smile to everyone?”. Her grandmother told her the reason and also told little Nala all about kindness.

By being kind, we can change someone’s day or life in a position way. This book gives a strong message to spread kindness wherever we go. The story is beautifully penned down. It will be learning with fun for the kids. I love this story.

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His Name Was Quincy by Keisha Green

Book: His Name Was Quincy

Author: Keisha Green

Illustrated By: Josian Rodriguez

Language: English

Rating: 4.5/5

I love reading Children’s Book. Recently I got my hands on this book written by the author Keisha Green and illustrated by Josian Rodriguez. Quincy is a hero for his younger brother Tyrique. When Tyrique saw his big brother’s picture on TV showing some old photo of his brother with a label Thug, Tyrique didn’t understand why the world is calling him Thug instead of taking his name.

Read the entire story yourself to know what Tyrique will do. This is the first book written by the author. The storyline is nice but heart breaking. I got so sad while reading about whatever happened to Quincy. Losing a child is such a tragic thing for parents.

The illustrations are eye catchy and are according to the story. The story is representing a black family and their hardships. I recommend this to kids.

Author: Keisha Green

His Name Was Quincy

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