Children’s Book Review: Antarctica by Mario Cuesta Hernando – Summer Read-to-Learn
Take kids aboard the Polar Star for an excellent scientific and geographical adventure to Antarctica.
Read More Children’s Book Review: Beastly Bionics by Jennifer Swanson – Summer Read-to-Learn
Beastly Bionics are inventions based on the movements and bodies of animals and insects. Find out all the great inventions created based on animals.
Read More Children’s Book Review: Nia and the New Free Library by Ian Lendler – Summer Read-to-Learn
Nia brings her community together to build a new library.
Read More Children’s Book Review: A Child Called You by JD Wise – Summer Read-to-Learn
Teach your child the importance of kindness without judgment,
celebrating our uniqueness, and reaching out to others.
Read More Children’s Book Review: 101 Life Hacks by Aubre Andrus – Summer Read-to-Learn
Tips and life hacks for kids and families to implement right in their home and daily routine!
Read More Great Summer Reading Ahead for Kids and Adults!
All the info about the children's summer read-to-learn series and what I'll be reading this summer.
Read More Children’s Book Review: Our World by Sue Lowell Gallion – Summer Read-to-Learn
An educational board book that folds out into a globe. It teaches about our world in an approachable way for 2-5 year-olds with more content for them as they are ready to learn more.
Read More Children’s Book Review: Yoga Animals by Paige Towler – Summer Read-to-Learn
Animals stretch and move their bodies just like humans. Kids can mimic animals and create yoga moves with fun images and yoga instruction.
Read More Children’s Book Review: Once Upon a Word by Jess Zafarris – Summer Read-to-Learn
Once Upon a Word is a word-origin dictionary written for middle-grade readers perfect for helping with spelling, vocabulary, and writing.
Read More Children’s Book Review: Will You Be Friends with Me? by Kathleen Long Bostrom – Summer Read-to-Learn
A board book teaching the youngest children about acceptance and kindness among all their friends...no matter their differences.
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