Rosie and Rasmus is geared for ages 4-8 (grades Preschool – 3). This book can be purchased at Amazon or Barnes & Noble…
Books
Love Big {Children’s Book}
Love Big is the second book in a trilogy from author, Kronenberg, who also brought us the award winning, Dream Big…
Hello, World! Ocean Life and How Do Apples Grow? – Book Promotions
Jill McDonald is up to it again – bringing us some awesome educational board books for our lil ones. Her board books never disappoint as the illustrations are colorful, the pages are educational and easy for engaging young readers…
Let’s Get Ready for Bed by Michael W. Smith – Book Showcase
Let’s Get Ready for Bed is the second book from Nurturing Steps, an infant and toddler series founded by multi-Platinum, three-time grammy Award winning artist and best-selling author, Michael W. Smith.
Disney The Nutcracker And The Four Realms: A Center Stage Pop-Up Book {Review}
The Ballerina of the Realms dances on every page of this magical book! From Disney’s all-new live action film The Nutcracker and the Four Realms, follow the elegant Ballerina of the Realms…
An Old-Fashioned CHRISTMAS Favorite Yuletide Quotes & Traditions- Book Showcase
With the Christmas Season upon us, surprise the ones you love with AnOld-Fashioned CHRISTMAS Favorite Yuletide Quotes & Tradition book.
I Don’t Want to Go to Sleep – Children’s Book Showcase
Everyone’s favorite frog is back and facing another dilemma… IDon’t Want to Go to Sleep. This time around, frog is totally excited for winter and is anxiously awaiting the snow…
The Book of No Worries – Book Review
“An essential guide that covers a multitude of worries and anxieties that a young person may face while growing up – from peer pressure to puberty and all the worries in between.
Benji & The Giant Kite {Book Review}
Benji loves kites! And living near a beach where the strong wind blew, Benji knew it was great for flying kites, but he also knew he lost many kites on that beach in the past…
Max Goes to Jupiter {Book Showcase}
This futuristic hardcover book sends the dog, Max, into space. The fictional story side of it is geared for younger students and carries lots of loopholes of what the future in space may hold to keep their attention…
