Children’s Book Review: I Can Open It For You by Shinsuke Yoshitake
A young boy is frustrated because he always has to get help opening things. He dreams of one day being able to open things all by himself.
Read More Children’s Book Review: Construction Site Taking Flight! by Sherri Duskey Rinker
The Construction Site crew is headed to a new job site, the airport. The airport needs a new road, more runways, and a bigger airport and this crew can do the job.
Read More Children’s Book Review: The Light Within You by Namita Moolani Mehra
Diya can't wait to return to India to celebrate Diwali with her Nani. But, when it is time to return home, she is reminded she can take some of the sparkle home with her.
Read More Children’s Book Review: Go-Go Guys by Rowboat Watkins
The Go-Go Guys can't possibly slow down for bedtime. They have too many adventures to take.
Read More Children’s Book Review: Potatoes for Pirate Pearl by Jennifer Concepcion
Pirate Pearl and her parrot Petunia go in search of food and end up at Farmer Fay's potato farm where they enjoy delicious potato soup and learn how to grow their own potatoes back on the pirate ship.
Read More Children’s Book Review: Over and Under the Waves by Kate Messner
A family heads out to the ocean in the kayaks and see life above the waves and wonder about the magical life below the waves.
Read More Quick Lit: September 2023 Edition
Quick Lit is my monthly roundup of books I read in the last month for my own enjoyment with mini reviews.
Read More Children’s Book Review: Two New Years by Richard Ho
In this family, Two New Years are celebrated, Rosh Hashanah in the fall and Lunar New Year in the spring.
Read More Children’s Book Review: Memo and the Unexpected Gift by Funda Özlem Şeran and Ezgi Keleş
Memo and the Unexpected Gift shares the joy of a new friendship and the sadness of letting it go.
Read More Children’s Book Review: Ruby and Lonely By Patrice Karst
Ruby feels alone and ignored at home, at school, and at recess. When she adds Lonely to her life, suddenly everything changes.
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