Review: Children Books:Terry Treetop and the Little Bear: (Animal habitats) Early Learning (Values book) social skills for kids (Adventure & Education) (Bedtime ... Books for Early & Beginner Readers Book 9) by Tali Carmi

Title: Terry Treetop and the Little Bear
Author: Tali Carmi
Published: March 30, 2015
Publisher: e-book pro  
Pages: 44
Genre: Children ages 3 on up
Review: ebook provided by Tomson and author 

Take your kids on a spring adventure!




"March 21, the first day of spring!


Wonderful things this day will bring."

In this book, Terry Treetop is about to play with a little bear that came into his back yard, when the bear's mother calls him back to the woods. But something went wrong and the little bear was in danger.
Will Terry be able to save the little bear?
Will they play together after all?
This beginner reader’s eBook, the 5th in the Terry Treetop best sellers series, will teach your child about the signs of spring, and bears that leave their den in this season.
Your kids will enjoy full-color illustrations of Terry and the bear cub. This book is written especially for you and your kids aged 2- 8, with simple text and 17 colorful illustrations.
The story is suitable as a read aloud book for preschoolers or a self-read book for beginner readers.

Review: Big Things Come in Small Packages (Zoey's Adventures #1) by Mary Ting

Title: Big Things Come in Small Packages
Author: Mary Ting
Published: May 5, 2012
Publisher: World Castle Publishing
Pages: 84
Genre: Children Ages 6 on up
Review: ebook


Hello! My name is Zoey. Do you feel like it’s difficult being a kid? We’re not grownups and we’re not babies. We’re in between, and sometimes don’t know what we’re suppose to do. Come join my friends Katie, Abby, Megan, Nathan and me. Read about my adventures at school, where I learn how to deal with problems, how to stick up for myself by using words, and that big things can come in small packages. Don’t forget to stick around for Zoey’s grammar tips!

"Zoey's life was full of fascinating journeys, and every time she had a journey, there was a lesson to be learned. This was a great read." -G. R. Holton, multi-award winning author.
"Zoey's fanciful adventures are delightful to read and have unique morals that make it a humorous and simultaneously educating read for all ages." -Nicole Izmaylov, award winning author of Dart and the Squirrelswww.nicoleizmaylov.com

Review: Four More Fantastic Bedtime Stories for Children 3-6! (Four Fantastic Bedtime Stories for Children 3-6!) by Scott Gordon

Title: Four More Fantastic Bedtime Stories
Author: Scott Gordon
Published: Feb. 21, 2012 
Pages: 213
Genre: Young children ages 3-4 maybe 5 
Review: ebook

Four great children's books in one definitive volume. Over 200 pages in all. An $11.96 value!

A Pocketful of Dinosaurs - A fun picture book featuring over 30 pages of educational material about dinosaurs. This book is teeming with gorgeous 2D and 3D art that is sure to captivate your 3 to 6-year-old child. To make the content easier to digest, the story is told from the viewpoint of dinosaurs, and includes directions on how to pronounce each of their names (those pesky dinosaurs!)

A great way to introduce your children to dinosaurs! Recommended for all ages (even mom and dad will get a kick out of it!).

Happy Healthy Hearts - Featuring 50 pages of computer-generated art, Happy Healthy Hearts is the perfect way to spark a conversation with your child about eating right. Tons of great pictures and messages abound in this humorous picture book.

Ninja Robot Repairmen - Slick, witty and loads of fun, follow the narrator's misadventures as they hire a band of quirky Ninja Robot Repairmen to fix their clock. Featuring over 50 pages of vibrant computer graphic mayhem that's sure to make you snicker!

My Little Pet Dragon: Mixed-Up Edition - It's the #1 free children's book with a slight twist. Also includes bonus word games for your little one! Find out what happens when the young reader gets a pet dragon for Christmas!

A bedtime story that is sure to delight (even adults will find plenty to smile about)!

Lionel Turns the Other Cheek (Lionel's Grand Adventure) by Paul R. Hewlett

Title: Lionel Turns the Other Cheek
Author: Paul R. Hewlett
Pages: 43
Published: March 12, 2012
Genre: Children ages 8 on up
Review: ebook




Lionel is back in another Grand Adventure! Lionel's Grand Adventure: Lionel Turns the Other Cheek is a beginning chapter book for ages 7-10. Lionel has always wanted to go to summer camp, but will his mean old Mom let him? Even though Lionel is now familiar with the Three-Toed-Pot-Bellied Walbaun foot, its unpredictable nature takes him on another adventure of a lifetime. Join Lionel as he heads off to summer camp and discover the wonderful world of the magical Walbaun foot and the lesson it helps teach Lionel

Review: Rhiney Goes to the Dentist - The Life of Rhiney the Rhino by Nicholas Smith

Title: Rhiny Goes to the Dentist
Author: Nicholas Smith
Published: August 31, 2011
Publisher: Books to believe in
Genre: Children 2nd grade on up
Review: ebook from Amazon

Rhiney the Rhino is just like you and me. He has to brush his teeth every day and he has to go to the dentist.
It is fun to follow The Life of Rhiney the Rhino as he experiences the big wide world.
In this adventure, Rhiney goes to the dentist for his first time...
Will he be scared? Were you?
Nicholas Smith believes in the power of children and he loves to write books that help children see the best in themselves and their world. He writes to show children great examples of life that help them appreciate how great it truly is. Through the character of the playful Rhiney, Nicholas can bring real-life lessons into focus and he can help his readers get in touch with their own amazing potential.

Nicholas is a proud member of the US Armed Forces and serves as a space and missile operator. Even though he has received many degrees and awards, he still continues his education studying Leadership.

Nicholas was born in Alabama and Rhiney was born in Africa. However, Nicholas knows that we are all connected and we all must learn these important life lessons along the way. He believes that the children that read Rhiney today are going to be creators of a truly advanced society tomorrow.

Review: Yummy Stories: six stories to stimulate your mind and appetite by Lil L. Alexander

Title: Yummy Stories
Author: Lil L. Alexander
Pages: 52
Published: Dec. 9, 2014 
Genre: Children
Review: Paperback provided by author 


















Yummy Stories is a Mom’s Choice Awards® Gold Recipient and Beverly Hills Book Awards Winner.
This book has truly gone too far. First, it inspires kids to read it aloud. Then, it makes them laugh and sing, and to top it all, it whets their appetite for veggies. How about that! And even though it encourages healthy eating habits, this yummy book is not "preachy" but fun.

Six fascinating fairy tales with vibrant illustrations are set to take children to a magical world, with unforgettable characters. Talking vegetables, a hungry dinosaur, fairies, giants and a cabbage-loving emperor are ready to delight early readers with their adventures in the wild. Each story includes rhymes, entertaining sounds and concludes with a short poem. One of these stories is also interactive: children can choose the proper ending.

The book contains a coloring page and a tricksy game where readers have to discover characters hidden in other stories, as well as cleverly disguised vegetables. The artwork is exciting and unique, featuring mushroom houses, clouds made of cauliflower, broccoli forests or asparagus fences. All of these elements are masterfully mixed since the writer is also a teacher, a food artist, an organic gardener, and a parent.

This rich and fulfilling collection of stories encourages healthy eating habits that will last a lifetime. And you know what the best part is? It's fun, and children adore it. Try it and see for yourself!

Book Tour and Review: Nalah Goes To Mad Mouse City by Anne Sawyer-Aitch

Title: Nalah Goes to Mad Mouse City
Author: Anne Sawyer-Aitch
Publisher: Magic Lantern Press
Pages: 44
Genre: Children’s Picture Book
Format: Paperback

The adventures of Nalah continue! One day Nalah finds herself bored and lonesome because all of her imaginary friends have gone away on vacation. But wait – not all. Mad Tooth, the little mouse who lives in her sock drawer, is still busy munching away on her knee-highs. When she finds out why Nalah is sad, she offers to take her down through the sock drawer into a mouse metropolis. The result is a tale of wild dancing, cousins and mice, taffy and a sock monster.

“Gorgeously illustrated with a process I've only seen before in Anne Sawyer-Aitch's 1st book, Nalah and the Pink Tiger. My 4-year-old particularly enjoyed the x-ray view of the stilting guard of Mad Mouse City, and was inspired to make several of her own versions of the illustration. Another fun story with a relatable young girl as protagonist and vivid fantastic characters she encounters.” – E. Bestrom, Good Reads reader

For More Information

• Nalah Goes to Mad Mouse City is available at Amazon.
• Discuss this book at PUYB Virtual Book Club at Goodreads.