We love finding books that highlight the joy of finding those who love you for being exactly who you are. So we were excited to check out this adorable children’s book about a haunted house who worries that she may be too scary for a family to love. Will she be able to find a family who will love her? We had a lot of fun pairing this book with ghost activities for kids!
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Homes can be all kinds of things, and no two homes are alike. As kids go out into the world and make new friends, they learn that people can live in all kinds of dwellings, and have different home lives. This list of children’s books about home touches on the different places people may live, as well as how we feel about the places (or people) we call home.
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Little Bookworm loves learning about different kinds of birds. We love watching the different birds that visit our neighbor’s bird feeder, and after her class watched baby chickens hatch, she became even more enamored with baby birds. So we were thrilled to check out these new bird books for kids!
What kid doesn’t love dinosaurs? There are lots of adorable children’s books about dinosaurs, and we are always happy to add to our collection! So we wanted to share some of our favorite new kids books about dinosaurs with all of you.
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Teaching kids to be grounded and mindful can be difficult. So we often turn to children’s books about mindfulness to help us develop strategies that we can use. Today we wanted to share some of the new mindfulness resources for kids that we have been using.
As Little Bookworm is starting to read more on her own, I have been looking at more early chapter books that will engage her and encourage her to want to read longer books on her own. So I was excited when we were given the opportunity to check out these chapter books for reluctant readers from Macmillan Books!
I love children’s books that share an inspirational message. While Little Bookworm appreciates the cheerful stories and illustrations, I enjoy the emotional pull of the stories. Some of these have brought a tear to my eye, and they have definitely been helpful on days when we are down. I hope you enjoy these inspirational books for kids, and share them with your children. They also make great graduation gifts for little ones!
We love interactive board books. From a young age, they can draw kids in to a story and get them involved in reading time. Even as Little Bookworm gets older and starts reading on her own, she still loves playing with interactive board books. So we were thrilled to check out this latest batch of board books for kids!
