Category: Book Review

June 26, 2021 by Kidliomag 0 Comments

My Dad’s Jokes are Very (Terribly, Awfully, Painfully) Bad! by Jacob Eckeberger

This book is dedicated to the kids who put up with all the very, terribly, awfully, painfully, bad jokes from their dads!

At the beginning of the book, you’re met by a new friend whose Dad is the king of bad jokes. But it doesn’t take long for their Dad to start telling his jokes, and soon you’re faced with a challenge: can you make it to the end of the book without cracking a smile?

June 24, 2021 by Kidliomag 0 Comments

The Gloomy Prince by Yazmin Derrickson

Being a prince, Theo has everything he needs to be happy. But sadly, he always sees the bad side of things, causing him to be miserable. His father, the king, comes up with a brilliant plan to teach Theo how to be happy. So, he dresses up the young prince in farmer’s clothes and leaves him by the roadside!

June 23, 2021 by Kidliomag 0 Comments

Twins With Fins Learn To Count by Hannah Widawsky

Two is better than one!
Join twin sharks, Ella and Ethan, on their counting adventure through the deep blue sea.

June 22, 2021 by Kidliomag 0 Comments

Little James’ Big Adventures: Japan by Janine Iannelli

Little James and his younger sister Susie go on adventures together by way of their magic snow globe. In each book they choose a different country to visit. During their travels they learn about other cultures and what life is like in different places. They explore famous landmarks and cities, taste new foods, and learn phrases in foreign languages. They return home with even more knowledge and appreciation for each new country they visit. This fun and exciting story takes each child on a magical but educational adventure with characters they grow to love.

June 22, 2021 by Kidliomag 0 Comments

Gianni the Giraffe: Visits Australia by Michela Orofino

Follow Gianni around the world and learn with him how unique and different we are. Learn how to make new lovely friends joining him in his worldwide adventures!

June 22, 2021 by Kidliomag 0 Comments

The Message in The Mirror by Katrina Denise

Looking for a book that promotes self confidience? This is it! In the Message in the Mirror, Aria, a smart, talented and pretty young girl struggles with bullying and self confidence. Since she only believes that other people are pretty or popular, she constantly seeks validation of her worth. That is until one day when something happens that helps her realize the Message in the Mirror; a message that was there all along. In the end she increases her feelings about herself, “girlfidence” and self-esteem.

June 21, 2021 by Kidliomag 0 Comments

Ellie Meets the New Baby by Paula M Karll

It is important for parents to communicate with their older children to help them adapt and adjust to a new sibling. Caring for and nurturing the older sibling is just as important as caring for the new baby.

In Ellie Meets the New Baby, Ellie struggles with embracing her new sister. As Mom and Dad encourage Ellie and communicate the baby’s needs to her, she starts to learn and enjoy being a big sister.

June 21, 2021 by Kidliomag 0 Comments

What Can I Be? STEM Careers from A to Z by Tiffani Teachey

What Can I Be? STEM Careers from A to Z is an inspiring and easy-to-read alphabet picture book that teaches our next generation about Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) career

June 20, 2021 by Kidliomag 0 Comments

Big Bub & The Bully(Messy Marvyn & Friends) by Cheryl M. Charles

Big Bub is heading off to summer camp. This will be the first time he will be away from his mom and his sister. While he will miss his family terribly, he is looking forward to heading off to Camp Sunny with his friends.

June 19, 2021 by Kidliomag 0 Comments

Andrew Learns About Teachers by Tiffany Obeng

Andrew is filled with awe and excitement as he listens to his mom talk about his new teacher on their way to his first day of school. What exactly do teachers do? Join Andrew as he learns about the great impacts teachers make. This is the perfect book to introduce the teaching career to curious readers. You will love this fun, educational rhyming book because it inspires young readers to believe they can be anything.