I strongly believe that one of the very best gifts we can give our children is the love of reading. There is no better way to encourage a child’s love to read than by sharing books with them that will excite and wow them. Curious Critters, the first children’s book by photographer David FitzSimmons, is one of the most beautiful books I’ve had . . . → Read More: Curious Critters – Gorgeous children’s picture book #bookreview 
As someone who has struggled with self esteem issues for her entire life, It is important to me that my children have confidence in themselves. It’s often hard to know how to help them express their feelings in a positive way when it’s also a part of life that I’ve always had trouble with. I was happy to receive The Mouse, the Monster, . . . → Read More: The Mouse, the Monster, and Me and Liking Myself children’s book reviews 
On our quest to fill our summer days with fun reading material, I was happy to find a historical non fiction book for my tween daughter to review. It’s always a treat to be able to find a book that presents our nation’s history in a way that appeals to young readers. Addie Slaughter: . . . → Read More: Addie Slaughter: The girl who met Geronimo (young readers) 
Do you remember The Crocodile Hunter Diaries TV show? Oh how we used to love that show, not only for it’s exciting moments but also because of wildlife conservationist Steve Irwin’s obvious passion for the endangered animals he loved so much. We were thrilled to hear that Steve and Terri Irwin’s little toddler, that we used to watch with them on . . . → Read More: Bindi Wildlife Adventures – book series by Bindi Sue Irwin 
My daughter is at the age where she likes to write down her thoughts, make up stories, and invent “secret bff clubs” with her friends. Sometimes I look at her and have the feeling that I just don’t know her as well as I used to. She’s growing up so quickly! there are so many questions I want to ask her to make . . . → Read More: Get to Know Your Kid – 100 questions to ask your child 
While our family does not own, or even live on, a farm, it is something that Super G. and I often dream about. Living in the country there are farms all around us. We do try to grow a small garden each year to enjoy a bit of fresh veggies during the summer. Keeping backyard chickens and ducks for fun and our household . . . → Read More: The Joy of Hobby Farming by Michael and Audrey Levatino  By Henrietta, on December 24th, 2010%  
Books are the perfect gift! We bought all of our nieces, nephews and both of our children books for Christmas presents this year. They are a timeless gift that the recipient can go back to again and again! National Geographic has some of the nicest books for children and I’d love to share with you The Classic Treasury of Childhood Wonders. Written by . . . → Read More: The Classic Treasury of Childhood Wonders #bookreview By Henrietta, on December 13th, 2010% 
Cows! Who doesn’t love them, round, large, with soft gentle eyes. Did you know they have a whole secret life though? I had no idea until I was recently asked to review Sandra Boynton’s – Amazing Cows! Her latest book is full of “udder absurdity for children” and “all ages up to a hundred and moo”! I . . . → Read More: Amazing Cows by Sandra Boynton – A Book Review {giveaway} By Henrietta, on November 12th, 2010% 
The Sixth Surrender by the (now) Czech Republic born historian, and author, Hana Samek Norton, is a 480 page novel set in thirteenth century France – “a time when chivalry reigned and treachery ruled“. The Sixth Surrender is a 2010 Finalist of the New Mexico Book Awards! From the back cover: ” Sister Eustace, born Lady Juliana, the last . . . → Read More: Book Tour: The Sixth Surrender: A Novel by Hana Samek Norton {giveaway} 
Grandparent’s Day is upon us and that means it’s time to celebrate all the wonderful memories we’ve shared with them. I no longer have any living Grandparents but they all hold very special places in my heart. Memories of my Gramma N. are filled with bits and pieces of crafting, sewing, cooking, gardening, birdwatching, thrift store scouring and endless tips and tidbits of . . . → Read More: Toad Cottages & Shooting Stars – The Ultimate Grandma Handbook 
Summer is fading fast but there’s still plenty of time to get in some much needed summer reading for the kids! National Geographic Kids knows how to keep them engaged and interested while still having fun. The Big Book of Fun is the perfect take-a-long for vacation car rides or to just hand your kid the next time he/she utters the dreaded words “MOM!! I’m . . . → Read More: National Geographic Summer Boredom Buster Books (Closed) 
Summer is a great time for young adventurers to brush up on their knowledge.Those wishing to unlock the secrets of the deep blue sea will find all sorts of treasure in this wonderful book. The Oceanology Handbook: A Course For Underwater Explorers By Professor Pierre Aronnax From Press Release: “Explore the ocean’s wonders, real and . . . imagined? Dive into . . . → Read More: Oceanology Handbook: A Course for Underwater Explorers review (giveaway closed) 
Is it hot and sticky and really stinkin’ HOT where you live? We feel like we’re all melting away here! This kind of weather calls for activities that require minimal movement! Bring in the books! Where’s Waldo? The Ultimate Travel CollectionBy Martin Handford Everyone knows Waldo! They just need to find him, and they’ll have plenty of opportunity to do so in . . . → Read More: Where’s Waldo? The Ultimate Travel Collection Book review (Giveaway Closed) 
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