David Litchfield’s follow up to The Bear and the Piano is a winner. Once again using music, beautiful illustration, and themes of depth, Litchfield captivates the reader on a musical journey focused on the power of friendship. This is a terrific read aloud for all ages.
The Rabbit Listened is a a remarkable children’s book. With limited text and expressive illustrations, empathy is fully displayed by sweet rabbit who understands the value of listening. This wonderful book is perfect for a read aloud with learners of all ages.
The Bear and the Piano is a beautiful picture book that includes themes of depth. Young readers as well as those with more life experience will delight in reading about a very special bear that finds a piano in the woods and teaches himself how to skillfully play. He ultimately leaves the forest in order to pursue his musical career, but he soon feels the call of those he holds most dear.
Mike Wu delights again with another Ellie story. Ellie in Concert is a heartwarming tale that focuses on kindness and cooperation. Although a perfect read aloud for younger students, this tale is a great option to use with older learners as well.
Because is a beautiful tale that shares the impact of music, the power of hard work, and the importance of having a dream. This book is truly magical and could be used in so many different ways within the classroom to further instruction or simply be enjoyed as a fantastic read aloud story. Because is a real winner and new favorite at our house!
Let’s All Creep Through Crocodile Creek is a delightful picture book. It features beautiful, engaging pictures coupled with dynamic text that introduces the reader to the use of numerous literary devices including alliteration and onomatopoeia. Although this book would be a fun read for young learners, it would be a great option for older learner as well who were learning to recognize as well as use literary devices within their writing. This one is a winner!
Is This Normal? is a great companion book to the The Care and Keeping of You. Both books provide information about how a young ladies body changes during puberty. Presented in the format of a variety of letters, Is This Normal? shares information in an interesting and quick to read manner. This one is a winner for the pre-teen and early teen crowd.
Today, our little lady is stepping in and doing a book review for the blog.
Keeper of the Lost Cities is a phenomenal book. It is fast-paced and has lots of plot twists that make the storyline even more interesting. You can also really relate to all of the characters and what they are feeling. Also, it is a series so there are many more books of amazingness to enjoy!
This Bible Study Guide focuses on suffering and is geared specifically for teens. Each well organized lesson provides reflection questions as well as a prayer focus and an action plan. Additionally, throughout the study, real life situations are powerfully used.
While this complimentary book was provided for review by New Growth Press, no other compensation was given. All remarks are my personal and honest opinions.
This colorful, engaging book is designed specifically for pre-teen and teen girls. Emma Mae Jenkins shares her high school years through the lens of her spiritual growth. Of particular note is the inclusion of a scripture to remember section at the end of each chapter. These well selected verses truly reaffirm the truths shared within the text. Our middle school aged daughter was immediately interested in this book and continues to re-read it.
While this complimentary book was provided for review by New Growth Press, no other compensation was given. All remarks are my personal and honest opinions.
