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The Best Illustrated Picture Books of All Time

It is said to never judge a book by its cover. But with picture books, we can’t sometimes resist judging and picking up one with a promising cover, hoping for some really great illustrations. It’s not that illustrations are all

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Girl Power Monday: The Scientist Featuring Ada Twist, Scientist by Andrea Beaty

You may have experienced being constantly hammered with questions by a child. And there must be times when you get quite exasperated with the constant onslaught of “Why?” after “Why?”. Pretty tiring, yes. But you can’t help but admire, the

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Girl Power Monday: The Prima Ballerina Featuring Swan-The Life and Dance of Anna Pavlova by Laurel Snyder

When we talk of ballet, we always think of graceful people with a very uncanny ability to dance beautifully, stirring your emotions and your soul. There is always that grace and wonder in ballet that I found irresistible. But before

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Girl Power Monday: Celebrate Individuality Featuring I Like Myself by Karen Beaumont

There may be times that you look into a mirror and not like what you see. Maybe even hate what you see. Especially for girls on the stage of puberty, unsightly zits and red face may be a horror. You

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Girl Power Monday: The Free Spirit Featuring Fearless-The Story of Racing Legend Louise Smith by Barb Rosenstock

It’s Monday once again and we’re back to our Girl Power Monday. This particular Monday is the first Monday of October and I want to start our October with a bold and energetic vibe. Hooray for October! Because I’m all

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Book Review: Uni The Unicorn By Amy Krouse Rosenthal

After reading Not Quite Narwhal by Jessie Sima, I was suddenly seized with the idea of finding another unicorn story to read and I found this one. Oh, don’t get me started on unicorns because I may not stop looking

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5 Of The Best Picture Books For 3 Year Olds

Who don’t love picture books as a kid? Picture books are engaging while being informative and even until now, I still can’t resist flipping through the colorful pages of a picture book. They are not just for kids, right? Who

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Book Review- Harold and the Purple Crayon by Crockett Johnson

“One evening, after thinking it over for some time, Harold decided to go for a walk in the moonlight.” -Crokett Johnson I love all things purple. And while I really did not read Harold and the Purple Crayon as a

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