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Monica Wellington writes and illustrates the most charming picture books and board books for children. Have you seen any? Kids love the bright, cheerful illustrations and the appealing storylines. Parents and teachers appreciate the learning opportunities within each book. Monica Wellington’s Cheerful, Kid-Appealing Picture Books Pay close attention in Wellington’s new picture book, Truck Driver…
These gardening books for toddlers, preschoolers, and elementary age kids will be helpful tools as you share your love of nature with your children.
These are my favorite children’s fall books to share with kids in the classroom and at home all about the autumn season.
Get ready for summer by reading children’s books, picture books, chapter books, and middle grade books, about summer. You’ll read about swimming, the sun, going to the beach, gardening, camping, and more!
Do you want to find the best ballet kids’ books? If you know any young ballerinas who would love to read books about ballet, try reading the picture books, chapter books, middle grade books, and YA books on this list.
Does anyone else enjoy growing seeds into plants with their kids? My daughter even begged for a rose bush this year! (Groan– those are tricky. But we bought one.) Read good books with kids about growing seeds and cultivating plants to learn about what’s alive and the science of plant life. The fun thing…
Here’s what’s new in picture books for March 2022 about learning a new language, being brave, appreciating nature, loving yourself, and more! See which books make this list! BEST PICTURE BOOKS OF 2022 New Picture Books (March 2022) Gibberish by Young Vo LEARNING A NEW LANGUAGE Brilliant, metaphorical illustrations move from cartooney black and…
Get ready for a long list of amazing picture books for your home and classroom! I’ve pulled out all the newly released picture books with these themes for their own lists: friendship humor What’s New in Picture Books Being Edie Is Hard Today by Ben Brashares and Elizabeth Bergeland EMOTIONS / BAD DAY Edie…
Disclosure: This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. It’s harvest season! Grab a healthy, yummy snack food like Harvest Snaps veggie crisps while you read all about the bounty of the season’s foods. In fact, why not find the best harvest books? Here’s a book list with…
Do you have a vehicle loving kid who is obsessed with trucks, cars, motorcycles, and construction vehicles? If so, these transportation books are must-reads, maybe even must-owns. Board Books About Vehicles Vehicles (The Pop-Up Guide) by Maud Poulain, illustrated by Charline Picard As you turn the pages, enjoy the pop-ups of vehicles that fit each…
Looking for good storybook apps for your toddlers, preschoolers, and early elementary students? You’ll want stories with excellent narration, word highlighting, and both read-to-me and read-to-self options. These apps should help get your kids reading and enjoying stories. Also, I look for apps that have words and also am careful about the size of those words. There are…
Some kids just LOVE trucks — there are so many cool vehicles in this category. So this book list is for those vehicle loving children.
Children’s picture books tell stories with words and pictures. They make us smile, laugh, cry, smirk, and wonder. They teach us. They entertain us. And, much to my delight, there are new and wonderful picture books published every year! Like these . . . Children’s Picture Books Winter 2015 One Day, The End: Short Very Short Shorter-than-Ever…
Are you looking for the best chapter books for 3rd graders, 8-year-old boys and girls? I can help you find good books that are at their maturity and reading level and your children will love.
Try these fantastic beginning chapter books with BIPOC main characters of color for your growing readers, ages six to nine. It’s important for books to reflect the diversity in our world. First, because when kids read stories with characters that look like them, it feels affirming. Second, because all kids need to read about the diversity…