Review: Monster, Be Good - Natalie Marshall

REVIEW

This was a cute little short book by Natalie Marshall.  I read it first and then shared it with my children to see if they enjoyed it as well.  It is a book that can be easily read by a child to a parent telling the reader to not be scared of the monsters.  I liked how she assured the young reader that they were safe and in charge of the monsters.  I will look for other books by Author Marshall for me and my children to enjoy and recommend to others.  


4 Stars

Carmela

Review: Theo at the Park - Jaclyn Crupi

 

REVIEW

 

Theo is a funny loving dog that's used to sniffing everything in his path. So imagine his frustration when he wakes up one morning and realizes he has lost his sense of smell. He sets out on an adventure to find his sense of smell. Will Theo regain his sense of smell?

The illustrations were the first thing that caught my attention. I was going through the 75% off bin at Barnes and Noble and seen Theo's face and smiled to myself. I opened the book and fell in love. Theo at the Park is a scratch & smell book - so the reader can join Theo on his quest.

This is a very quick & fun read. The book is 25 pages - a great length for keeping the attention of children from ages of 3-6 years old.

 

4 Stars

Orsayor

You Can't Eat Toes For Breakfast - Rickey Teems II

You Can’t Eat Toes For Breakfast tells the story of an imaginative kid named George. George mishears his mother’s instructions, which takes him on an adventure of self-discovery.

This is a wonderfully written book.I really enjoy reading children’s books that has character(s) with vivid imaginations. This book has a strong teaching element, interesting to young readers (just reading the title of this book will pique the interest of a child), and funny… all of the elements that makes a great children’s book.

Children’s books aren’t always an easy genre to write, but I applaud Mr. Teems for stepping up to the plate and knocking it out of the ballpark. Home Run!!!…

If you are looking for a book to arouse your children’s curiosity and leave them entertained, You Can’t Eat Toes For Breakfast is definitely the book for you & your child(ren).

5 Stars

Orsayor