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Written by: The Evans at 4:11 PM
As a parent, teaching your child how to deal with death can be a difficult thing. It’s a hard concept to teach most children. If you are lucky, the first taste your child will have with death will be when they have a pet that dies. While, this is hard on children it does teach [...]
Book Review: Bear on a Bike
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Written by: The Evans at 1:42 PM
Bear on a Bike by Stella Blackstone with pictures by Debbie Harter offers a cute story about a bear on a bike. A little boy chases the bear on the bike and before you know it, the two are going on an adventure. The first stop they make is the market where they look at [...]
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Written by: The Evans at 2:14 PM
Follow Me, Mittens is an I Can Read book series book that is published through Harper Collins Children’s Division. Written by Lola M. Schaefer, Mittens is an adorable little kitten who is about to go on an adventure. The story is incredibly simple, but when taking into account that it is for first readers it [...]
Book Review: The Boy Who Grew Flowers
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Written by: The Evans at 3:29 PM
As a child life can be hard. Parents will teach their children to celebrate their differences, but their peers often pick on them for whatever makes them different. To a child, this can be devastating as they all want to fit in. The Boy who Grew Flowers is a heartwarming and beautiful about how being [...]
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Written by: The Evans at 4:24 PM
Any kids that do not like the dark will love this book. For starters, all they need to do is press the moon on the cover and it will light up brightly like the moon and provide them with a night light. If they are sleepy when the light is pressed it should stay on [...]
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Written by: Ashtyn at 4:32 PM
As a child, my favorite books were written by Shel Silverstein. I remember when I bought a book of his poetry at the school book fair. I carried that book with me wherever I went. I used to read the poetry and laugh and wish that I was the people in his stories. A few [...]

