#Blog Tour #Mollie Mack, Private Detective by Linda Dobinson #Middle Grade #Mystery @rararesources

Thank you to Rachel from Rachel’s Random Resources for inviting me to participate in the blog tour for Mollie Mack, private detective, a lovely middle-grade mystery by Linda Dobinson. Mollie Mack, Private Detective Mollie is excited! She has been a private detective for six months, and FINALLY a BIG case has landed on her desk. …

#Blog Tour #Monster Max and the Marmalade Ghost #Guest Post by Robin Bennett #Friendship in books for younger readers @rararesources

Thank you to Rachel from Rachel’s Random Resources for inviting me to participate in the blog tour for Monster Max and the Marmalade Ghost by Robin Bennett. Today I’m delighted to present a guest post by Robin Bennett: Friendship in books for younger readers Guest Post by Robin Bennett Writing for the 6-8 age bracket …

#Book Tour for Esme’s Gift by Elizabeth Foster (Esme’s Series #2) @rararesources @Elizabeth Foster

Thank you to Rachel from Rachel’s Random Resources for my place on this book tour. Esme’s Gift is the continuation of Esme’s Series. Part One, Esme’s Wish was published in 2017. A brief summary of Esme’s Wish: When fifteen-year-old Esme Silver objects at her father’s wedding, her protest is dismissed as the action of a …

#Mini Book Reviews #Reading For Kids

Reading for Kids is a meme started by Rae Longest at Powerful Women Readers. I usually post these on Sundays, but as we read picture books every day, Monday is as good day as any to share our new finds. My Ocean is Blue by Darren Lebeuf and Ashley Barron From the blurb: “This is my …

#Sunday Morning Reading for Kids # Munchy Munchy Cookbook for Kids by Pierre Lamielle

What makes good food taste good? A team of tastes and flavors of course! Fun illustrations and quirky characters bring the kitchen to life. Join Pierre Lamielle on a kitchen adventure as he introduces you to the Munchy Munchy Gang, a team of characters here to educate kids on the art of cooking and the …

#Sunday Morning for Kids # A warm Friendship # Bruno has a hundred friends

# Sunday Morning for Kids is a variation on the meme started by Rae Longest at Powerful Women Readers. Both books I read and would like to present today are on the topic of friendship. In my opinion, they are most suitable for older children due to the issues they deal with. A warm friendship Ellen …

#Middle Grade Monday #Book Review # The Bone Garden by Heather Kassner

“Remember, my dear, you do not really and truly exist.” Made of dust and bone and imagination, Irréelle fears she’s not quite real. Only the finest magical thread tethers her to life—and to Miss Vesper. But for all her efforts to please her cruel creator, the thread is unraveling. Irréelle is forgetful as she gathers …

The Rocking Book of Rocks #Book review # Children’s non-fiction

This book is a fantastic introduction into the world of geology and gemmology. Comprehensive, clear, beautifully-illustrated, well-organised– everything I could have ever asked from from a non-fiction book. It starts with basic definitions. What are rocks and minerals and why do we study them? The short answer is because they let us have a glimpse …

# Sunday Morning For Kids # Don’t drink the pink by B.C.R.Fegan and Lenny Fen

What kind of magic ability did you wish for when you were a child? Sweet, lovely, original… reading this book made me feel quite emotional, although it is almost impossible to explain why without giving away the secret of the pink potion… Madeline is very close to her grandfather. Everybody considers him a bit crazy, …

# Sunday Morning for Kids #The way to Treasure Island by Lizzy Stewart

Is it possible to be best friends with a member of your family? Do you think it is easier to be friends with somebody who is similar to you in character or is your opposite? # Sunday Morning for Kids is a variation on the meme started by Rae Longest at Powerful Women Readers. I have …

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