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The Absurdity of Prejudice in “The Jellies and the Crunchers”

Have you ever decided that you didn’t like something before ever even “trying” it? Do you think it is a good idea to make a decision before knowing all the facts about a situation? These questions provide some of the learning moments in Matt Bell’s delightful The Jellies and the…

Jim AlkonSeptember 28, 2020

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Real-Life Story of a Dog’s Adoption Inspires Compassion In Readers

It’s a common phrase to describe our four-legged fur babies: dogs are man’s best friend. But while we may know how much we love and treasure our dogs, the question on many pet owners’ mind is, do our dogs know how loved they are? If your child has the same…

BookTribJune 7, 2024

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It’s Not Rocket Science! Encouraging Kids to Reach for the Stars in “S.T.E.A.M. Baby: ABC Engineering Book”

When teaching children the alphabet, in the grand scheme of things, does it really matter whether A stands for Apple or Aqueduct? Or if H is for Happy or Hydroponics? To Natoshia Anderson, it does. The woman better known as Dr. Toshia has made the shift from mechanical engineer to…

Jim AlkonJanuary 18, 2021

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“Survivors of the Holocaust:” Educating Kids in a Graphic Format

Survivors of the Holocaust: True Stories of Six Extraordinary Children (Sourcebooks) tells the true stories of six Jewish children and young people who survived the Holocaust. From suffering the horrors of Auschwitz, to hiding from Nazi soldiers in war-torn Paris, to sheltering from the Blitz in England, each true story…

Jim AlkonSeptember 27, 2019

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“Stars of Wonder” is a Heartwarming Celebration of the First Christmas

https://booktrib.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/Stars_Of_Wonder.jpg It’s November, and families everywhere are preparing for this year’s unprecedented holiday season. Parents are having trouble explaining to their children that they’ll be celebrating apart from extended family this year. But as Rebecca Dwight Bruff reminds us in her newest book, Stars of Wonder (Köehler Kids), “you have…

Cameron KimballNovember 12, 2020

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With the Civil War on the Horizon, a Family Fights to Preserve Their Stop on the Underground Railroad

Sid Johnson awakens to the sound of gunshots ringing out across his family’s farm. Although his Ma explains away everything as a hunting incident, Sid overhears his parents discussing politics and learns that his family’s home isn’t any ordinary farm; it’s a stop on the Underground Railroad. With this discovery…

Kelsey HallSeptember 1, 2022

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The Power of a Child’s Curiosity in “The Magic Pond”

Any parent can tell you that children have an uncanny ability to get into mischief. You can put child locks on the cabinets, hide the cookie jar on a high shelf, and set up baby gates throughout the house — kids will always find a way. But what happens when…

Cameron KimballMarch 16, 2021

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Heartfelt Stories of Blossoming Animal Friendships, Kindness & Love

If you’re looking for a short and sweet, almost vintage-style children’s book filled with animal friends and important life lessons, then look no further than Lisa Luttrell’s The Little Green Armchair and Tales of Echo Forest. Once there was a little green armchair that sat in the open grass. Animals…

Katie BloomerSeptember 4, 2023

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In This Middle Grade Story, a Boy Must Face His Fear of Change … and Ghosts!

Change can be challenging for people of all ages. Coming to grips with new phases in life can be hard to overcome, and no one knows this better than Roosevelt Banks. Roosevelt Banks and the Attic of Doom by Laurie Calkhoven (One Elm Books) is about coming to terms with…

BookTribNovember 2, 2022

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Young Entrepreneurs Shoot for the Stars in This Fun and Educational Read

From Girl Scouts selling cookies to kids trading Pokémon cards, it’s clear that the entrepreneurial spirit starts young. While it may be too early for them to be founding their own businesses, it’s never too soon to teach kids about the values and lessons of being an entrepreneur. By implementing…

Cameron KimballOctober 18, 2022

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Bring the Kid in Your Life on “Rex’s Journey” to See How Coping Skills Can Calm Wild Emotions

Looking back on childhood, you might recall everything bopping along swimmingly: playing with friends, loving your family and waking up each day happy and bursting with exuberance. Then, you might recall your emotions getting in the way of all that, and suddenly, nothing is quite so simple. Rex's Journey: Helping…

Judy MorenoDecember 8, 2021

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Calming Your Anxieties Can Be as Easy as A-B-C!

As someone who has suffered through anxiety and panic attacks for as long as I can remember, finding ways to calm down, relax and cope has always been a challenge. My parents weren't familiar with these problems, which weren't really discussed. Through years of trial and error, I have found…

Kelsey HallApril 28, 2023

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Julie Andrews and Daughter Honor the Arts in Symphonic Children’s Book

“Piccolino lived in a small village, famous for its charms. Its people were happy and creative — singing and dancing felt as natural to them as breathing … Visitors came for miles to enjoy the village’s delights … But the busier and more prosperous became, the more they lost touch…

Cameron KimballSeptember 22, 2023

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It’s Here! Book Prepares Readers of All Ages to Safely “Look Up” At April 8 Eclipse

“On April 8, 2024, a total eclipse of the sun will sweep across several U.S. states. This is a moment in time for us all to ‘Look Up’ — look up at the eclipse, look up from your screens, look up to someone and inspire others to look up to…

Cameron KimballFebruary 27, 2024

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“Into the Wind” Inspires Readers With a Friendship That Transcends Generational Divides

Adult readers, don’t be dissuaded by the middle-grade designation for Into the Wind (One Elm Books) by William Loizeaux. Yes, the first person narration is that of Rusty, a boy in the summer before he enters the sixth grade. As such, the middle school label is appropriate. However, Rusty’s summer…

Mary Helen SheriffSeptember 30, 2021

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Reinventing an Old Christmas Tradition in This STEM-Focused Series

Christmastime is coming! Every year, millions of people gather with their friends and families to practice beloved holiday traditions. Some families may hang Christmas lights and ornaments, while others take to the ice for some skating or hockey. But have you ever stopped to wonder how any of these inventions…

Cameron KimballDecember 5, 2022

Children’s Books

The Absurdity of Prejudice in “The Jellies and the Crunchers”

Real-Life Story of a Dog’s Adoption Inspires Compassion In Readers

It’s Not Rocket Science! Encouraging Kids to Reach for the Stars in “S.T.E.A.M. Baby: ABC Engineering Book”

“Survivors of the Holocaust:” Educating Kids in a Graphic Format

“Stars of Wonder” is a Heartwarming Celebration of the First Christmas

With the Civil War on the Horizon, a Family Fights to Preserve Their Stop on the Underground Railroad

The Power of a Child’s Curiosity in “The Magic Pond”

Heartfelt Stories of Blossoming Animal Friendships, Kindness & Love

In This Middle Grade Story, a Boy Must Face His Fear of Change … and Ghosts!

Young Entrepreneurs Shoot for the Stars in This Fun and Educational Read

Bring the Kid in Your Life on “Rex’s Journey” to See How Coping Skills Can Calm Wild Emotions

Calming Your Anxieties Can Be as Easy as A-B-C!

Julie Andrews and Daughter Honor the Arts in Symphonic Children’s Book

It’s Here! Book Prepares Readers of All Ages to Safely “Look Up” At April 8 Eclipse

“Into the Wind” Inspires Readers With a Friendship That Transcends Generational Divides

Reinventing an Old Christmas Tradition in This STEM-Focused Series

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