Dash and the Lights in the Sky By Ashley Key – The Children’s Book Review. Children’s Picture Book. Dash and the Lights in the Sky is a poetic children’s book that combines storytelling, science, and Arctic wonder. One wintry night, Dash the husky looks up at a strange glow dancing across the sky. With the help of Echo the wise owl and Nimbus the playful Arctic fox, he discovers the science of the aurora borealis-the northern lights. Read more about Dash and the northern lights. Enter Giveaway.
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The Chronicles of Noe: The Chimera and The Grail Tree By Corlis C Fraga – The Children’s Book Review. Thirteen-year-old Enelope Noe is a Chimera of legend. It makes no difference that she doesn’t resemble the three-headed monster most people expect. Enee is a Chimera—a Chimera on a mission to steal a priceless Grail Stone for a chance at a better life for her family. Read guest post and enter giveaway.
Dude, Be Nice by Sarah Scheerger with Brent and Jamie Camalich with illustrations by Alex MacNaughton – Presented By The Children’s Book Review. Genre: Children’s Picture Book. One day, Dude decides that he wants to do nice things for his friends and neighbors all day long. But Dude isn’t exactly attentive and tends to forget the most crucial part of helping people: asking first. So when Dude unravels a sweater, frees some dogs, and ruins an ice cream social, he needs to reckon with his own niceness: is it really nice if he wasn’t that helpful? Can Dude and his best friend Fizz save the day before Dude makes too big of a mess? Read guest post by author and enter giveaway.
The Magic Maze Trilogy By by Samuel Warren Joseph & Phil Proctor – The Children’s Book Review. Titles are: Tyler & Tess Magic Maze, Madness in the Magic Maze, Escape from the Magic Maze. For Ages: 9-12. The Magic Maze Trilogy includes three books: Tyler and Tess in the Magic Maze; Madness in the Magic Maze; and Escape from the Magic Maze. It is about eleven-year old fraternal twins, Tyler and Tess Porter, who accidentally get sucked up into the bizarre world of the Magic Maze. Geared to appeal to children from seven to thirteen and older fantasy fans as well. Read Guest Post and Enter Giveaway.
101 Books to Read Before You Grow Up By Bianca Schulze – The Children’s Book Review. For Ages: 4-12+ 101 Books to Read Before You Grow Up (Revised Edition) is the ultimate reading guide for kids ages 4 to 12+, packed with 101 kid-friendly book recommendations and interactive features to inspire young readers. This revised edition includes diverse voices and graphic novels and reflects current educational trends, making it a modern and inclusive reading guide for young readers today. Read Author Guest Post, Enter Giveaway and Download Free Activities From Bianca Schulze
Luella’s Library By Tara Lala – Presented By The Children’s Book Review. Genre: Children’s Picture Book. Luella loves to read books, but her best friend, Lino, doesn’t.
What Lino soon discovers is that the books in Luella’s library are magical! When one of her books transports them to an enchanted land, they have to face unexpected obstacles and help new friends.
Will Luella and Lino complete their journeys along the way? Will they be able to help their new friend find his way back home? Or will Lino choose his phone over the adventures Luella’s library has in store? Read guest post by author and enter giveaway.
Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Sea Star By Kathleen Welton with illustrations by Chau Pham – The Children’s Book Review.Genre: Children’s Picture Book. This magical tale follows Max and Myrtle as they save the sea stars after they wash up on the shore after a big storm. An inspiring story that celebrates the power of friendship, teamwork, and the joy of helping others. Read author guest post and enter giveaway.
I’m Not Sophie By Robyn Hodess with Illustrations by Terry Kole – Hosted by The Children’s Book Review. Genre: Children’s Picture Book. Sophie is a little girl with a BIG imagination! Every day, she wakes up and decides to be a different animal. On Sunday, she pounces and roars through the house like a tiger. On Monday, she stomps and trumpets like a mighty elephant. Throughout the week, she is a slithering snake, a bouncy monkey, and even a scary alligator! By the end of the week, Sophie discovers that being herself is the best adventure of all. Read author guest post and enter giveaway.
Ode To A Pug: That Cat! By Jill Rosen with Illustrations by Stephanie Rohr – Hosted by The Children’s Book Review. Genre: Children’s Picture Book. From the author of the award-winning Ode to a Pug comes Ode to a Pug: THAT CAT! – the first in a series of amusing, adorably illustrated stories starring the gassy little pug that started it all.
Hilarious pug Phoebe is back, but she is not alone. See what happens when an unexpected new member enters the household.
Follow the silly antics as our number one velcro dog wrestles with sharing the spotlight. Of course, with its classic curly tail and squishy face, only a pug can pull off being both naughty and irresistible.
Double the chaos. Double the fun. Another laugh-out-loud, read-aloud story perfect for children ages 2-8 and dog (and cat!) lovers of all ages.
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Bunnies To The Rescue By Jeff Verney – Hosted by The Children’s Book Review. Genre: Children’s Picture Book. The Nantucket Bunnies think that a toy bunny has been captured by a boy and his family. It seems that the bunny is in constant danger as the family travels across Nantucket. But a surprise awaits the Nantucket bunnies when one of them finally gets to talk to the bunny! Read author guest post and enter giveaway.