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Archive for the ‘Children's Books (6 to 10 yrs)’ Category

April 6th, 2007

Fancy Nancy and the Posh Puppy

Hsien mentioned the trend towards Easter baskets being filled with toys and asked what others put in their children’s baskets.
Since our oldest celebrated her first Easter, our tradition has been to include a book with the basket, which is filled with a small chocolate bunny and just a few other candies.
The books have always had […]

By Kerri Aldrich -- 0 comments

March 26th, 2007

Sandy the Starfish Helps Your Child Endure Hospital Procedures

Facing a hospital visit with your child where you know that a blood stick and other unpleasantries will need to take place? Perhaps Sandy the Starfish, a lift-the-flap book by Laura Young, can help prepare both of you.
For my son, fear of the unknown is usually what overwhelms him. As he understands more about how […]

By Hsien-Hsien Lei -- 0 comments

March 15th, 2007

New Clothes for New Year’s Day by Hyun-Joo Bae

A few weeks ago, I joined Rice Daddies in celebrating their one year anniversary by submitting a kid’s book review. Thanks to Kane/Miller Book Publishers, Rice Daddies was able to share a free book with every entrant, asking only for a review of the book received. Here’s the review of my prize. :)
The […]

By Kerri Aldrich -- 2 comments

March 1st, 2007

I Spy Books

Hsien asked for some of our favorite books, and it made me think of the “I Spy” series. While I don’t expect it to make the list of books that my son holds near and dear from his childhood, there are times right now when the “I Spy” books save the day!
My […]

By Kerri Aldrich -- 4 comments

February 13th, 2007

Antony Lishak, Children’s Book Author

My son’s school had the good fortune to have children’s book author Antony Lishak visit yesterday. He read them Clickety-Clack, Something to Pack and signed books after school. It was a real treat!
In addition to Clickety-Clack, we also picked up Jumble the Puppy and it was a race to get home to see which we […]

By Hsien-Hsien Lei -- 4 comments

February 4th, 2007

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Release Date

The release date for the 7th and final volume in the Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling has been announced.
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows will be available to the public on July 21, 2007. I guess this means I’d better hurry up and get volume 6 read!!! Do you […]

By Kerri Aldrich -- 3 comments

February 2nd, 2007

Double Pink by Kate Feiffer

Bald Man and I were trying to think of what to get for our daughter’s birthday this weekend, and he stumbled upon this little beauty of a book at Amazon.
Double Pink written by Kate Feiffer and illustrated by Bruce Ingman was a book that, I’m serious, could have written about my daughter!!! Well, at […]

By Kerri Aldrich -- 1 comment

January 11th, 2007

Book Adventure’s Personalized Booklist

Looking for some inspiration in your home library? Searching for a character besides Junie B. Jones (though you love her dearly) to entertain your children?
The website Book Adventure allows you to generate a list of books that might be of interest to your child. You (or your child) enter the child’s reading […]

By Kerri Aldrich -- 3 comments

December 22nd, 2006

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

The title of the 7th, and reported final, volume in the Harry Potter Series written by J.K.Rowling has been announced. The release date of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows has not yet been made known. So, I guess no big surprise rush on getting the book for Christmas! At least not […]

By Kerri Aldrich -- 8 comments

November 22nd, 2006

A Little Bill Thanksgiving

I came across The Extra-Thankful Thanksgiving while looking for the Thanksgiving Little People. This is a Little Bill book, the star character of the Nick Jr. cartoon created by Bill Cosby.
Little Bill is one of the few cartoons I still enjoy sitting and watching with my kids. It’s one of a couple kids’ […]

By Kerri Aldrich -- 1 comment