Book Review
What a fun and interesting way to teach your kids about the human body! It’s an interactive book that goes through each layer of the human body as there is a see through picture of a body that your kids will turn the page as it goes through the veins, muscles and bones among other […]
This book is perfect for babies and toddlers who are being first introduced to books. This is the second book we have in this series and they are my 2 year olds favourite books to grab and sit down and read. It’s a hard book that is perfect for those sometimes rough little hands. Each […]
The Jon Klassen hat trilogy is an award-winning set of books that now comes in a beautiful gift box. I read the books to my 5 and 2 year old and what stunning books they are! The illustrations are so gorgeous and really engage the kids in the story. The kids loved pointing at the […]
How do you introduce historical people who have made an impact on the world to young children? Enter the Little People, BIG DREAMS book series. These books introduce well known figures to young children in an interesting and engaging way. History is no longer boring thanks to the beautiful illustrations in these books as well […]
The circle of life. An amazing children’s book that is not your typical “happy” book that you would read to your child BUT an important book that you SHOULD read to your child. From the first time I read it, I felt how it captures the struggles of the Mallee people, waiting for the rain […]
If you have a train lover, then this book is for you… My six year old son is still to this day very enthusiastic about trains— and when his eyes found this book, his face lit up with so much excitement! With April being National Poetry Month, using trains to help him learn about poetry […]
This is the story of a little boy called Amos who just can’t sleep. So what is there to do but count sheep. It looks like the classic story we all know… but is it really? Amos starts counting sheep when suddenly there’s this loud thud and … he’s not alone in the room anymore. […]
