This book is about a girl called Sophie, who is very impatient. In the story, as Sophie goes into a flower shop with her mum, she sees a plant pot which she really wants and requests that her mum buy it. Sophies’ mum does not buy the plant pot, because she wants to teach her how to have patience while she waits for Sophie to say the magic word “PLEASE!”.
Book Review
The Traveling Fort By Kasey & Stephanie Thurmond
The Traveling Fort is an imaginative story that gives children a beautiful message of staying creative and strong during difficult times.
Kenly and Derrick were bored at home because of lock down and social distancing norms. They thought of building a fort with bed sheets and pillows, soon they inside their big traveling fort and with a blink of an eye they’re traveling to new york and had so much fun there with their cousin Zoe. Their imagination takes them to many places around the world, so follow Kenly and Derrick on their adventurous journey to New York in their traveling fort.
This book has amazing illustrations, so children got to know beautiful places like the Empire State Building, Statue of Liberty, and Times Square.
This book is a fun-filled read with kids, and after reading this book, children will definitely want to make their own transporting machine to travel around the world. In the end, there are a lot of coloring pages and activities to keep the children occupied.
Perfect for ages 3-8
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One day, while feeling nostalgic because it hit me that my children were grown and moving on to start their life on their own, I started thinking of the first time I took their hands in mine, and every time they took my hand since then and the significance it had, and still has to this day.
Lyrical and upbeat, During a Pandemic helps kids understand and navigate the recent events and the changes that have occurred in the world and everyday life.
A tiny blue butterfly is chased out of a yellow garden because she does not blend in.
She flees to the nearby forest glen, where she encounters a colorful band of woodland creatures-all of them expelled from the garden for the same reason-being different. The glen provides safety, friendship, and acceptance. However, it’s the garden that holds the blue butterfly’s true destiny.
A Queen, a mystical potion, and the fate of their natural world hang in the balance. The blue butterfly, and what makes her different, holds the key.
“Understanding Covid-19 with your family: staying home” is book 2 in the “Understanding Covid-19 ” series. Book 2 focuses on introducing emotional and life tragedy too children with regards to the pandemic and losing family to sudden life events. Book 2 also focuses on family bonding and addressing the stresses of staying home with your family during the covid-19 shutdown
A guide to understanding COVID-19 with fictional characters, for small children and students in virtual learning with teachers and parents.
This beautifully illustrated children’s book recounts the story of inventive and lovable Farrah Fox who was full of ideas that wiggled around between her fox ears. Fear of failure made her insecure about her ideas. Mama Fox reassured her that success is made up listening and learning and a series of u turns and bends.
Starting a book at the end may seem confusing, But the end of one thing is just the beginning of new possibilities.
Ferocio is a cute and colorful last dragon on earth, he scares people by making loud noises and spewing fires from his mouth. That’s why everyone gets scared and runs away because they thought he was bad.