Book Review by Ashley Beecher Oh My Oh My Oh Dinosaurs! by Sandra Boynton, is a book my mom used to read to me when I was little. Now I read it to my kids in exactly the same way and they seem to enjoy it as much as I did. It’s not a complicated […]
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Book Review by Ashley Beecher In Marigold Bakes a Cake, by Mike Marlbrough, the main character is a perfectionist cat. He likes his schedule just so and Mondays are his baking days. The book tells the story of one Monday when Marigold sets out to bake a perfect cake. Needless to say, his day does
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Book Review by Ashley Beecher My dad gifted P is for Pterodactyl, by Raj Haldar and Chris Carpenter, to my children when they were a little young to appreciate it, but since then it’s become one of my oldest child’s favorites. The theme of the book is to showcase weird words that are pronounced nothing
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Book Review by Ashley Beecher Scribble Stones by Diane Alber is an adorable book about a rock that just wants to make everyone’s life a little bit happier. He waits and waits to be picked and find his purpose, but then he gets used as a paperweight, a boring job by his standards. Along come
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Book Review by Ashley Beecher One of my favorite books as a child was I Love You the Purplest, written by Barbara M. Joosse and illustrated by Mary Whyte. It’s a sweet story about a mother’s love and sibling rivalry with vivid imagery and beautiful pictures. I owned a hardcover copy as a child, but
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Book Review by Ashley Beecher Don’t let the title fool you: the concepts are simplified so that even the youngest listeners can understand, but what kid wouldn’t want to know what makes a rocket ship work? Your little ones (and maybe bigger ones) can learn step by step how the concepts of lift and thrust
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