Product Review: #1 Rated Bath Toy Organizer - Large Storage Basket for Baby Boys and Girls with 2 Extra Strong Suction Cups - Strongly Suctions to Tile and Glass - Washable Mold Resistant by Tidy Toys

I was asked to review this product which I was more than gladly to do as I have been looking around at the stores for a bath toy holder. We have been using a plastic bucket to hold the toys in.

 So this is the packing the organizer came in.
It was well packaged, no damaged and is brand new.

This is the product used in our (my husband and I's bathroom)

This product would not stick to our children's bathroom I believe it to be because it is hard plastic and not a mirror or tile maybe? I tried everything. The only thing that did stick in their bathroom was the two separate suction hangers. 

Here are some toys in the bag it has not fell down or become too heavy as of yet. I would say that this bag is not large but more of a medium size bag. 

I have to give this product a 4 rating being as where I wanted to use this organizer at I wasn't able to as it would not stick no matter what I did. It seems to work better on mirrors than hard plastic. I would also advise the makers of this product to not say the bag is large when it is more of a medium.

Review: Ellie Goes Back to School by Marci Fair

Marci and Elle Fair Are Back With Their Newest Children’s Book: Ellie Goes Back To School

The third installment of an award-winning children’s series, The Amazing Adventures of Ellie the Elephant: Ellie Goes to School follows the charming plush toy and her best friend, Pudgy the Penguin, as they brave their latest exploratory journey—elementary school.

Having recently moved, Ellie is worried about her first day at a new school. But, encouraged by the presence of her trusted penguin sidekick, the little elephant decides to view the next few hours as just another buddy adventure packed with exciting surprises.

Throughout the day, Ellie and Pudgy meet the classroom pets, take a trip to the library, discover interesting instruments in music class, and so much more. They even learn a valuable lesson about friendship when they encounter a lonely student at recess. By the end of the day, the two best friends can’t wait to return to school the next morning!

Filled with delightful, real-life pictures of the plush elephant and penguin duo, Ellie Goes Back to School helps kids see that school is a safe place and learning is a fun adventure.

Don’t miss the first two installments: “Ellie Makes A New Friend” and “Ellie’s First Plane Ride”

Review: Jay-Jay The Supersonic Bus by Sue Wickstead

Jay-Jay the bus is rescued from the dirty scrap yard, where he was sadly gathering dust and cobwebs. Feeling nervous yet excited, he is taken to an airport where he is magically transformed into a 'Playbus' full of toys, games and adventure. A fictional tale based on a real life bus 'Supersonic', which flew in the imaginations of the many young children who visited it.

Review: Even Monsters Say Good Night by Doreen Mulryan Marts

Title: Even Monsters Say Good Night
Author: Doreen Mulryan Marts
Published: August 1, 2015
Publisher: Capstone Young Readers
Pages: 32
Genre: Ages 4 on up
Review: ebook provided by Netgalley and publisher



It's bedtime, and Avery hates bedtime. She is positive that there are monsters under her bed, especially on Halloween. Where else would all of those monsters sleep? After a thorough discussion with her mom about the monster situation, Avery finally goes to her room. Does she dare check under the bed? A mix of story text and speech bubbles blend seamlessly in this humorous bedtime tale that both parents and children will relate to.

Review: Poop and Puke Eaters of the Animal World by Jody Sullivan Rake

Title: Poop and Puke Eaters of the Animal World
Author: Jody Rake
Published: Feb. 1, 2015
Publisher: Capstone Press
Pages: 32
Genre: Children ages 6 or 7 on up
Review: Library book











Pooches eating their own poo. Baby birds eating their mothers' vomit. There are poo and puke eaters all over the world. Readers will learn about these disgusting diets and other interesting facts that will make them say, eww, gross!

Review: Ellie Makes A New Friend (Children's Book, Friendship, Volume 1) (The Amazing Adventures of Ellie The Elephant) by Marci Fai

Title: Ellie Makes A New Friend
Author: Marci Fair
Published: April 20, 2015
Publisher: Pacochel Press
Pages: 32
Genre: Children Ages 5 on up
Review: Paperback provided by author







Gold Level Mom's Choice Award Winner - A beautiful blend of real life and make-believe, The Amazing Adventures of Ellie the Elephant series recounts the everyday life of a stuffed animal. The debut book, Ellie Makes a New Friend, follows the plush elephant as she moves to a new neighborhood and has to find a new playmate.

Written and photographed by mother Marci Fair and her ten-year-old daughter Elle Fair, the story is uniquely illustrated with delightful photos of the little elephant’s journeys through the neighborhood as she tries to settle into her new home. Children will love seeing a toy living in a real-world setting, and parents and teachers will appreciate Ellie’s positive and creative approach to finding answers to her problems.

Fun, playful, and packed with imagination, you won’t want to miss the upcoming adventures of Ellie—and her new friend!

Review: Animal Bodies Extreme Anatomies by: Louise Spilsbury

 Title: Animal Bodies Extreme Anatomies
Author: Louise Spilsbury
Publisher: Gareth Stevens Publishing
Published: Jan. 1, 2015
Pages: 48
Review: Library book