Little Bookworm is equally fascinated with superheroes and animals. So we were really excited when we had the opportunity to review a new story about a team of animals who save the day. This children’s book about problem solving rabbits who help other animals is a fun story that also touches on themes of helping others, and forgiveness.
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The Thanksgiving season is upon us while I write this. So we are taking an extra look at how we can show our thanks and gratitude to those around us. While we always focus on gratitude during the month of November, it is important that we also remember to give thanks during the other months as well. These children’s books about giving thanks offer reminders of gratitude that can be shared all throughout the year. While some of these books have a fall theme to them, some of them can be shared any time. I hope they encourage you and your children to share gratitude all year long!
Alphabet books are a fun way to introduce kids to the letters, as well as to different themes and topics. I spent some time studying them in grad school, and since then, I have had a lot of interest in them. So I was thrilled when we had the chance to check out these new alphabet books for kids!
Grief is one of the most difficult things to help kids handle. Unlike anger or other emotions that can spark quickly and fade, grief lasts, and can hit you over and over again. To help children understand grief and loss, there are lots of great books, 
I try to inspire my daughter every day to do her best, and find what makes her happy. So we love reading children’s books that inspire kids to believe in themselves and follow their dreams. Today, I’m excited to share some of our favorite new inspiring books for kids. These empowering books will encourage them when they need it, and remind them that you are always there to support them.
Graphic novels are becoming more popular, and they can be found in almost all genres and age ranges now. As Little Bookworm (my daughter’s new chosen name for herself) is starting to venture into longer books, and independent reading, graphic novels and illustrated children’s books are providing her with more to explore on her own. So I wanted to share some of the latest illustrated chapter books and graphic novels for kids that we have been enjoying.
Over the summer, my daughter and I started reading chapter books together. Since she turned 5 during the summer, I was looking for books that were easy for her to understand, but still gave us a great story. Since this can be a difficult balance, I decided to share some of the favorites we found to help other parents who want to start reading longer books with their little ones too. This list of early chapter books for kids covers a range of topics, and will draw kids into the stories.
There are so many ways to make learning the alphabet fun. We are a big fans of 
Did you know that a group of geese is called a gaggle? How about a group of dolphins being a pod? I have always found collective nouns to be interesting. Some of them are funny, some of them are the same across different species. Today I am happy to share a cute kids book about language arts, collective nouns, and animals. I also had the opportunity to interview the author, and created some fun activities to pair with the book.
It’s time for black cats, jack-o-lanterns, and all the spooky fun of Halloween! To celebrate the season, I am excited to share a round up of new Halloween books that are sure to get your family in the spirit. These Halloween books for kids range from sweet to scary, ensuring a little spooky fun for everyone.
