Safe House approaches the role of being a parenting book by presenting an overall philosophy rather than providing lots of different techniques to use in various situations. Straub provides strong research to support his premise that emotional security is key to a child’s development. He then explores the structures and behaviors within a home that […]
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Backwards Beauty is a great book specifically targeted for teen girls. The book explores beauty and the often ridiculous things we do to try to attain it. The conversational style of the author makes the text extremely engaging and fun to read. Ultimately, the book compares the concept of beauty as presented by the media […] Louie Giglio is a gifted communicator. I have heard him speak in person on a number of occasions, and his book captures his dynamic, personal manner. The Comeback is a celebration story for new beginnings. It provides encouragement as well as perspective through the use of many inspirational stories. While this complimentary book was provided […] Growing Up Social: Raising Relational Kids in A Screen-Driven World is a truly terrific parenting books. Chapman and Pellicane tackle the role of “screens” in our children’s lives and provide much for readers to think about and process. This book is not focused on providing a pro-technology or anti-technology stance. Rather, it encourages the reader […] Our little lady has the day off of school today. We are looking forward to a fun day together as a family! Hope one of your Valentine’s Day surprises was a great book! Love Monster is such a cute character. I was excited to see that he is now featured in a number of books. Love Monster and the Last Chocolate is a very sweet story that focuses on the importance of being a good friend and the rewards of showing kindness to others. We loved this one! Moletown is practically a wordless book, but it has a big message about the effects of human actions on the environment. The amazingly detailed illustrations highlight the world underground that is inhabited by the moles, and the world above where people live. This is a children’s book that definitely would be impactfully used with older […] Do Unto Otters is a darling book about using good manners that features animals. It was an instant hit with our daughter. It provides great lessons about behavior while still being entertaining and fun. As the mother of an elementary age daughter, I found Bronner a difficult book to read. It details the loss of a family’s youngest son and their subsequent journey through grief. Although ultimately a book that focuses on encouragement and inspiration, it was a challenging read for me. While this complimentary book was provided for […] |
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