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Bedtime Storybooks for Kids

Kids love to hear stories before they go to sleep. These books contain collections of the different bedtime stories your kids would surely love.

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Young Readers Book Review of The Royal Mummies: Remains From Ancient Egypt

"The Royal Mummies: Remains From Ancient Egypt" covers, for young readers, the always interesting subject of Egypt's mummies, skilled embalmers, and treasure tombs.

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Book Review: Scaredy Squirrel Prepares for Christmas, Mélanie Watt's Scaredy Squirrel Series Title 8

Scaredy Squirrel Prepares for Christmas is title #8 in Mélanie Watt's Scaredy Squirrel series. The Kids Can Press picture book shares a Canadian flying squirrel's holiday fun.

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Book Review: Scaredy Squirrel Prepares for Halloween, Mélanie Watt's Scaredy Squirrel Series Title 7

Scaredy Squirrel Prepares for Halloween is title #7 in Mélanie Watt's Scaredy Squirrel series. The Kids Can Press picture book shares a Canadian flying squirrel's October 31st fun.

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Book Review: You're Finally Here! by Mélanie Watt

You're Finally Here! by Mélanie Watt does the charming equivalent of book customer and reader appreciation with a winsomely honest bunny for readers aged 3 to 6 years.

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Childrens Book Review of Strega Nona Does It Again by Tomie dePaola, Twelfth in the Series

Matchmaking appears on the responsibilities section of a witch’s résumé. Its success depends upon psychology and/or remedies. Both will be needed in “Strega Nona Does It Again!”

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Book Review: Chester's Masterpiece, Series Title #3 by Mélanie Watt

Chester's Masterpiece by Mélanie Watt finds readers in the target audience of 4 to 8 years and way beyond ready to hear and see how Chester solos as acclaimed author/illustrator.

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Childrens Book Review of La Noche Buena: A Christmas Story by Antonio Sacre

Spanish-speakers call Christmas Eve “the good night.” Cuban-Americans celebrate with roasted pigs and rooster’s masses. They dance until sunup Christmas Day in “La Noche Buena.”

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Fiona the Theater Mouse Study Guide

Study guide for Fiona the Theater Mouse, filled with word searches, crossword puzzles, math problems, activities, recipes, and more!

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5 Top Illustrated Books For Children

If you are looking for a great children's illustrated book you should start by reviewing these top 5 selections. They are all fun, engaging, and worth repeating.

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Books for Children Going into Hospital

How to find books for your child and use them to help explain a trip to hospital.

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Childrens Book Review of Ivan the Shopping Mall Gorilla by Katherine Applegate, G Brian Karas

A silverback begins and ends life in grasslands. In between he is a mall attraction and modern artist. Katherine Applegate and G. Brian Karas tell a shop gorilla's story in "Ivan."

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Childrens Book Review of Big Anthony, His Story by Tomie dePaola, Number Seven in the Series

Calabria’s beloved Grandma Witch employs Big Anthony. Her new hire has a monopoly on being aggravating. But absent-minded awkwardness may be congenital in “Big Anthony: His Story.”

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Ninjago Reading Books for Boys

There's a range of Lego Ninjago reading books that boys will really enjoy. There are early reader books and chapter books for independent readers.

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Childrens Book Review of Stolen Thunder: A Norse Myth Retold by Shirley Climo and Alexander Koshkin

Norse god Thor’s beloved thunder-making hammer gets stolen. His beloved Freya is demanded as ransom. Which, if either, must Thor decide is more important in “Stolen Thunder”?

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Book Review of How Hollyhocks Came to New Mexico by Rudolfo Anaya, Nasario Garcia, Nicolas Otero

Hollyhocks abound throughout New Mexico’s summer and fall. But they are not native to the Americas. They inspire a charming creation story in “How Hollyhocks Came to New Mexico.”

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Childrens Book Review of Farolitos for Abuelo by Rudolfo Anaya: Sequel to The Farolitos of Christmas

Farolitos are little candles anchored in sand-filled bags. They epitomize New Mexico’s traditional Christmas festivties. They honor beloved ancestors in “Farolitos for Abuelo.”

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Childrens Book Review of Strega Nona Takes a Vacation by Tomie dePaola, Number Eight in the Series

Nobody must be so indispensable as to work 24 - 7. Everybody needs time off. Calabria’s grandmotherly witch finally realizes the two deep truths in “Strega Nona Takes a Vacation.”

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