There are so many kinds of love, and it is so important that we teach kids that love, kindness and affection are some of the best things in life. I love sharing books about love with my daughter. I want her to know that love isn’t just a sentiment that we say to one another before bed, but that it is something that we feel, and something we should embody. These children’s books about love celebrate the love between family members, the love children have for their toys, and even the love that animals have for one another. There are even two books about robots learning about the meaning of love!
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Celebrating Friendship on Valentine’s Day with Duck & Hippo!
Valentine’s Day is a fun time to celebrate all kinds of love, friendship, and relationships. I love sharing the holiday with my daughter and taking the opportunity to read more books on love and friendship. Today we had the opportunity to check out a fun new Valentine’s Day book for kids about a group of animal friends and the fun that they have during the holiday!
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New Board Books about Love
Reading with kids is a great way to share a love of reading, and it’s also an awesome way to show kids how much you love them! I love finding great children’s books about love and relationships. Today I decided to share these new board books about love, so you can share them with your youngest bookworms!
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Engaging Nonfiction: Nature Books for Kids
It is Day 5 of my Nonfiction Books for Kids series! Every day this week, I have been introducing you to a variety of nonfiction books and series for kids. These nonfiction books will encourage kids to learn more about the topics explored, pique their curiosity of the world around them, and introduce them to features of nonfiction text that will help them to read and understand. If you missed the previous days in the series (and the giveaway), click here to find all the links!
Engaging Nonfiction Books for Kids: Oversized Reference Books
Welcome to Day 4 of my Nonfiction Books for Kids series! All throughout the week, I will be introducing you to exciting nonfiction books and series for kids. These books will pique a child’s curiosity, encourage them to engage in further research, and introduce them to features of nonfiction text that will help them to read and understand. If you missed the previous days in the series (and the giveaway), click here to find all the links!
Engaging Nonfiction Books: Answering All the “Why” Questions
It is Day 3 of my Nonfiction Books for Kids series! Every day this week, I am sharing some exciting nonfiction books and series for kids. These books aim to pique curiosity, encourage further research, and introduce kids to features of nonfiction text that will help them to read and understand. If you missed the previous days in the series (and the giveaway), click here to find all the links!
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Children in Our World: A Series for Raising Globally Minded Kids
Welcome back to Day 2 of my Nonfiction Books for Kids series! Throughout the week I will be sharing some awesome nonfiction books and series for kids. These books will pique their curiosity, encourage them to research topics that interest them, and introduce them to features of nonfiction text that will help them to read and understand. If you missed yesterday’s introduction to the series (plus two reviews and a giveaway), click here to check it out!
Engaging Non Fiction Books for Kids – Look! Books Review & Giveaway
What do you think of when you hear “nonfiction books for kids”? Does your mind automatically go to the textbooks that you read in school? It is so important to introduce kids to a wide variety of genres and texts in order to open their minds to the power of reading. There are some really incredible non-fiction books for kids that introduce them to heavy subject matters in a fun way that they can understand. This week, I will be presenting you with 5 days worth of non-fiction texts, ranging from books about animals and kid friendly fact books to over-sized reference books. There will even be some giveaways! So follow along this week as we dive into nonfiction children’s books that everyone can enjoy!
5 Ways to Read Your Way to Resolution Success
As far as I am concerned, the year officially begins in February. January is essentially one long recovery from the hectic holiday season. It is basically a hangover. A physical, emotional and financial hangover. Which is why I have such a hard time making resolutions in January. I need a buffer zone between Christmas indulging and the responsibility and effort that a new year brings.
I know that New Year’s resolutions can be a bit controversial. Some people swear by them, but many see them as a giant trap that you will eventually give up by March. Personally, I consider resolutions not to be challenges, but as a way to zero in on areas of your life you want to work on. And for the record, resolutions don’t need to be serious and scary. Trust me, they can be fun.
Celebrating Diversity in Children’s Literature with Multicultural Children’s Book Day!
Multicultural Children’s Book Day is coming up on January 25, 2019! The mission of MCBD is to bring awareness to diverse children’s books and get more multicultural books into schools and libraries. All children should be able to see themselves reflected in the books that they are reading. This day is all about promoting the wonderful diverse children’s books out there.
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