“Using actual Bible text from the International Children’s Bible® as well as prayers, memory verses, and fun activities, children will love this large format and be engrossed in the intricate detail of the illustrations. Bible stories from the Old and New Testaments are included and stories are accompanied by a prayer for the child to pray, a verse to memorize, and a fun activity to help them grow.”
We were able to review the Beginning Readers Bible. It has beautiful illustrations throughout the book and our whole family enjoyed them very much. It isn’t all the stories from the bible but rather some of the stories from the bible. And I want to clarify what is meant by Beginning Readers Bible. It isn’t that it is easy reading necessarily, but more that it is more for a beginning Bible reader. Meaning the stories are easier to understand and are condensed. Each story is short and only a few pages long (with a few paragraphs on a page), making them perfect for a child’s short attention span. Also each story has tips on how you can remember God’s word, Pray God’s Word and Do God’s Word. I really like those as they teach your child to apply God’s word in their own life. I think this is a great book for family’s with small children, we use it to teach simple versions of the bible stories to our 3 year old and are very much enjoying it.
*I received the Beginning Readers Bible to review from Book Sneeze.
face a scary new reality. They must return to Evernight Academy. But Lucas is haunted by demons, both personal and supernatural and Bianca must help him fight the evil inside him—and find the power to claim her destiny at last.
“One of the most important jobs of a book is to show us the wonder of words. But what happens when a legend in the art world teams up with a literary giant to create a completely unique, totally original word book? The result is the smart, funny and visually remarkable 13 Words by internationally bestselling author Lemony Snicket and acclaimed artist Maira Kalman. Like many word books, 13 Words will introduce young readers to words like bird, cake, and dog. Unlike other word books, Lemony Snicket and Maira Kalman add their unique brand of whimsy and humor, so young readers will also discover words like haberdashery, panache, and Mezzo-Soprano! Mr. Snicket weaves thirteen distinctive words into a strange and wonderful story, and the way in which this story blossoms into an entire quirky world in the hands of Ms. Kalman makes for quite a wild and memorable ride. Critically acclaimed, Booklist’s enthusiastic review states that 13 Words”encourages participation on the part of both the readers and listeners to connect languages with images” and Publisher’s Weekly gave 13 Words a starred review, commenting that Maira’s illustrations are “gorgeous” and the her “Matisse-like, gelato-colored spreads drip in mystery.”
ds in this book. I was worried that it would just be very random and it really connects together as a story. Two of my favorite words that are discussed in this book are despondent and haberdashery. I had no clue what a haberdashery was until I read this book. 
Happy Hollisters Book Club in the 1950s and 1960s. They joined for the excitement and mystery of the 33-volume adventure series, but many of them remained loyal fans through adulthood and became avid collectors, wistfully remembering the books’ wholesome quality and squeaky-clean fun. These long-time fans have been clamoring for a return of the series for more than 30 years; now that time has come for them to share the series with their children, grandchildren, nephews and nieces. 
The Boxcar Children and Nancy Drew.
“This Halloween season, gather your little monsters and sink your teeth into a picture book just right for Halloween — Vampire Boy’s Good Night by New York Times best-selling illustrator Lisa Brown. From the very first page, this tale is love at first bite! On October 31st when the sun goes down and everything’s “wonderfully cold and dark” vampire boy Bela wakes and, with his little witch friend Morgan, climbs on a broomstick and flies into the night in search of elusive creatures known as “children.” But it’s Halloween night and what they find might surprise them! Not too scary, not too sweet, Vampire Boy’s Good Night is sure to become a Hollow’s Eve tradition! Publisher’s Weekly, which gave Vampire Boy’s Good Night a starred review, agrees: “The lyrical, understated prose and clever outsider’s perspective on the holiday might make this a new seasonal favorite.”
“Meg Cabot is the author of more than 50 books for both adults and teens. Her books have sold over 15 million copies worldwide, many of which have been #1 New York Times bestsellers.
beloved and celebrated picture book series of recent memory with the publication of KNUFFLE BUNNY FREE: AN UNEXPECTED DIVERSION, marking a triumphant end to the adventures of Trixie and her beloved stuffed bunny. Having won two prestigious Caldecott Honor Awards for the first two titles in the series (Knuffle Bunny: A Cautionary Tale and Knuffle Bunny Too: A Case of Mistaken Identity) and selling more than 750,000 books, the Knuffle Bunny series has earned its place in the hallowed halls of children’s literature — and a special place in the hearts of kids and their parents. 
e story of Trixie and her dilemma of being separated from her beloved bunny. These stories make me remember some of my favorite toys from childhood. In addition, I love the way Mo Willems illustrates this book. He mixes his fun drawings with real photos of the world. They are so fun to look at! I was sad though at the end when I realized that this was going to be the last Knuffle Bunny book. The ending is incredible and makes you a bit teary eyed. Included with the book was my very own Knuffle Bunny. I am excited to have Knuffle Bunny in my classroom for my students (and myself) to enjoy and love.
, how to write a country report and more. There is just too much cool stuff to share in one lil review. This is a must read for any family. A fun way to learn with your kids and a big help for school projects too!
