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chicklitcafe · 3 years

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A Special Day: The Day Eid Met Christmas by Mahmoud Elzein

A Special Day: The Day Eid Met Christmas by Mahmoud Elzein (Author), Rania Hasan (Illustrator) Do you believe in magic, the magic of kindness? One special year, Christmas and Eid fell on the same day. And on that special day, two girls, Eva and Aya, discovered a magical friendship through the spirit of giving. Their generous acts of kindness inspire children to think of others regardless of…

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meezcarrie · 3 years

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My Fave Reads of 2020

Drum roll please! Behold, my list of my fave reads of 2020! (or, my whimper-inducing reminder of how many books i DIDN'T read last year...)

HAPPY NEW YEAR!! And welcome to my (narrowed down, I swear) list of my fave reads of 2020! There have been so many great books out this year (again!) but life prevented me from reading as much as I wanted to (again!). I initially thought (without checking) that I’d read so much less than I did last year. But lo and behold, I actually read more AND i even exceeded (barely) my reading challenge…

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lightsinadarkworld · 4 years

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If you have never heard of Usborne Books, let me just say, they are amazing children’s books! I loved them so much I joined as a consultant (mainly to get the discount for books for my kids), especially now that we’re homeschooling! Today I wanted to show you some of my favorites! While I absolutely love our picture books and story books, and they are all beautifully illustrated, the reference books are still probably my top favorite! My oldest (who is 8) actually requested the Children’s Encyclopedia when I had my very first party, which then sparked an Usborne addiction lol! Since then, I’ve added several other reference books to our library, and I thought I could share a little peek inside of the ones I have!!

First up our Children’s Encyclopedia! This one has internet links/QR codes that you can scan or go to, to learn even more than what’s on the pages!! It’s packed full of all sorts of info, on all sorts of topics!!

Next up we have our Illustrated Dictionary! Wow was I impressed with this one! I knew it would obviously have pictures of the words being defined, but this went way beyond what I ever dreamed. There are some entries, such as the motorcycle (pictured below), that actually label all the parts of the picture! This is fantastic, and I know my daughter will be using this a lot in school this year!

The newest addition to our library is our Not Your Everyday Thesaurus. I’ll admit, it also was not what I was expecting, I thought it would be similar to the Illustrated Dictionary, but instead of having lists of words like your typical Thesaurus, this puts them into categories. That was one downside, but it still is chock full of words, and pictures, and writing tips. While I’ll probably still have to have a regular old thesaurus so she can learn how to use it alphabetically, this one is still a great investment!!

Finally, we have our Animals reference book. I knew my daughter would be studying and doing a project about different types of animals and their classifications. This book did not disappoint, it is also internet linked, and has beautiful pictures, and talks about the different environments that different animals live.

If you are interested at all in these books or just to check out any other books we have, please feel free to check them out at https://w9907.myubam.com/. No pressure, but I love sharing these books with people!!

Usborne Reference Books are Amazing!! If you have never heard of Usborne Books, let me just say, they are amazing children's books!

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chicklitcafe · 3 years

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Letters From Liza by Johnette DeRose

Letters From Liza (Puppy Liza Letters) by Johnette DeRose Illustrated by Joan DeRose Letters From Liza by Johnette DeRose Have you ever thought what the world looks like from a dog’s point of view? Read Letters From Liza and experience her adventures with her human siblings, Sam and Bea. In one letter they are off to Bald Head Island on vacation and in another they are pretending to be Sherlock…

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chicklitcafe · 2 years

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Please Don’t Tell Cooper That Jack is a Rabbit by Michelle Lander Feinberg

Please Don’t Tell Cooper That Jack is a Rabbit Book 2 in the Cooper the Dog series by Michelle Lander Feinberg * 2021 Mom’s Choice Awards® Gold Award Recipient * 2021 New York City Big Book Award, Distinguished Favorite * 5-Star Reviews from Readers’ Favorite and LitPick * 2021 Royal Dragonfly 1st Place Winner (tie), Picture Books 5 & Younger A kind-hearted dog and rabbit who are best friends…

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chicklitcafe · 2 years

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Cedar Creek Critters: From A to Z by Jonathan Masterson & Joshua Masterson

Cedar Creek Critters: From A to Z by Jonathan and Joshua Masterson – Illustrated by Joshua Masterson Explore Cedar Creek from A to Z. (You can also find Qs, Us, and Ps.) The alphabet is all around town. Look around―let’s see what can be found! Cedar Creek Critters: From A to Z is a recipient of the prestigious 2021 Family Choice Award! The Family Choice Awards recognizes the best products,…

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chicklitcafe · 3 years

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Kindness is My Superpower by Alicia Ortego

Kindness is My Superpower Kindness is My Superpower: A children’s Book About Empathy, Kindness and Compassion (My Superpower Books 1) by Alicia Ortego Teach your children the power of Kindness, one of the most important skills a child can learn. Are you one of 90 percent of parents, saying that their top priorities for their kids is to be caring? This makes sense: Kindness and concern for others…

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chicklitcafe · 3 years

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Potty Training Day by Akilah Trinay & Ziana T Washington

Potty Training Day by Akilah Trinay and Ziana T Washington For ZiZi and Mommy it is all about the journey. Every parent wants the process to be quick, but what happens if it takes a little longer? Together ZiZi and Mommy explore the joys, challenges and frustrations when transitioning from being a baby into becoming a Big Girl. Potty Training is not a one-size-fits-all process, and everyone…

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chicklitcafe · 3 years

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Legend Keepers: The Chosen One by Bruce Smith

Legend Keepers: The Chosen One by Bruce Smith The Chosen One: An exciting and fast-paced chapter book for middle grade animal, nature, and fantasy buffs (Legend Keepers 1) by Bruce Smith A debut middle grade novel by wildlife biologist and award-winning science writer, Bruce L. Smith. In a perilous place at the roof of the world, an orphaned mountain goat is rescued from certain death by a…

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chicklitcafe · 3 years

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Jada’s World of Feelings by Lisa Isidore - Book Review

Jada’s World of Feelings by Lisa Isidore – Book Review

Jada’s World of Feelings by Lisa Isidore Jada’s World of feelings is a book inspired by a seven-year-old girl living in New York with her parents. She tries in her little world to describe the various feelings she experiences on a daily basis. She understands that everyone has feelings and we should not always act on our feelings as some of them can be bad. The book gives a snapshot of the…

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chicklitcafe · 3 years

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Public Transportation: From the Tom Thumb Railroad to Hyperloop And Beyond by Paul Comfort

Public Transportation: From the Tom Thumb Railroad to Hyperloop And Beyond by Paul Comfort Inside the wonderful world of Public Transportation – Children discover its history, how public transportation has improved our world and what’s next! Beautifully illustrated pictures and fun facts will enthrall kids ages 5-15 with stories of how the first steam locomotive “Tom Thumb” lost its big race…

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chicklitcafe · 3 years

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Chicken Chook: A greedy bird that likes to cook by Sally Mooney

Chicken Chook: A greedy bird that likes to cook by Sally Mooney A very funny picture book with rhyming text for kids aged 2-6 years. It is about learning to share, patience and eating well! You and your kids will fall in love with the two main characters, Chicken Chook and Rob the Rabbit. The illustrations are superb and the poetic nature of the book makes reading it out loud, as much fun as…

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chicklitcafe · 3 years

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Things Sasha Learned From Her Dog Winston During The Pandemic by Marian L Thomas

Things Sasha Learned From Her Dog Winston During The Pandemic by Marian L Thomas. Sasha is a beautiful brown-eyed young girl with an amazing dog named Winston. By watching him over the years, Sasha discovers that there is so much that she can learn from Winston, including how to overcome the fear of wearing a mask, how to have fun with friends using the Internet, and the importance of washing her…

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chicklitcafe · 2 years

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Cinderella – A Love Story by Gina LoBiondo

Cinderella – A Love Story by Gina LoBiondo Cinderella — A Love Story is “a fanciful and absorbing rewrite of the classic faerie tale”. It is told here in a fascinating new version, set circa mid-16th century. Younger readers will love the borrowed magic that enables Ella to attend the ball, while older readers — including adults — will connect with the inseparable bond between mother and child; a…

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