BOOK: DO YOU LOVE BUGS? AUTHOR & ILLUSTRATOR: MATT ROBERTSON PUBLISHER: BLOOMSBURY PAGES: 32 AGE RECOMMENDED: 4+ Do you love bugs? Is an affordable paperback by Matt Robertson. The book starts with a golden rule to love a bug and a few interesting facts about them. This book talks about 14 different bugs like worms, […]
REVIEW: Mad About Monkeys By Owen Davey
BOOK: MAD ABOUT MONKEYS AUTHOR & ILLUSTRATOR: OWEN DAVEY PUBLISHER: FLYING EYE BOOKS PAGES: 40 AGE RECOMMENDED: 4+ Any monkey fans here? If you or your kid are curious about monkeys, this is a great book. Nathan knew maybe 10 different monkey names, and he was still curious to know about them. I bumped into […]
REVIEW: How Are You Feeling Today? By Molly Potter
BOOK: HOW ARE YOU FEELING TODAY? AUTHOR: MOLLY POTTER ILLUSTRATOR: SARAH JENNINGS PUBLISHER: BLOOMSBURY PAGES: 32 AGE RECOMMENDED: 3+ This gem of a book came a few days back, and I picked it in a lightning deal. Initially, I thought this is a perfect book for Nathan. But the news around me and the footage […]
Children’s Books About Grief And Death By Indian Authors
Grief and death are two painful words, and no one should experience them suddenly. This pandemic has made many families go through the pain of losing a loved one. My friend Grace curated a list for such families and she was kind enough to let me use some recommendations in my posts. You can check […]
Children’s Books That Explain Death And Grief To Kids
Grief and death are two painful words, and no one should experience them suddenly. This pandemic has made many families go through the pain of losing a loved one. My friend Grace curated a list for such families and she was kind enough to let me use some recommendations in my posts. You can check […]
20 Christian Children’s Books About Death And Grief
Grief and death are two painful words, and no one should experience them suddenly. This pandemic has made many families go through the pain of losing a loved one. My friend Grace curated a list for such families and she was kind enough to let me use some recommendations in my posts. You can check […]
More Than Just Waiting!
‘Waiting” is a noun, and it means the action of staying where one is or delaying action until a particular time or event. It’s mid-May and I am we are still in the midst of the Coronavirus pandemic. I thought this summer it would vanish and my kid could enjoy his new school and I […]