Our testers absolutely loved this book. Everything else written here is just filler, because you should be jumping over to Amazon to buy it now. This is a story about a boy bursting with love and enthusiasm for everyone and everything around him. There is nothing he doesn’t find wonder in. When his parents try […]
The author of Yes, Your Teen Is Crazy! now journeys to the other side and takes a look at life from your teen’s perspective. Michael Bradley Ph.D. has a great gift for viewing the world as it exists today, not some pre-formed notion of how things ought to be. He connects with teens in such
Robert Arnett invites his readers on a journey through one of the most populous countries in the world, India. Along the way Arnett and illustrator Smita Turakhia marvelously depict the richness of Indian culture through visuals that almost jump off the page. Along the way we begin to understand the author’s appreciation for the various
It’s never too early for children to learn the power of words and gain an understand into how they can make people feel. This book, in very easy to understand terms, uses positive reinforcement to teach children the impact of positive statements. The bright visuals are upbeat and appealing but it’s the message that really
This enchanting fantasy book about a mythical family of “Rocs” (large bird like creatures) who raise a dragon from an abandoned egg. If that sounds familiar you are not alone, did anyone say Ugly Duckling? This book however is a much more fleshed out story and features some very advanced vocabulary, lending itself to children
Even in this age of digital delivery of just about anything some of us still experience a thrill when a favorite magazine that we subscribe to turns up in the mailbox. Turtle Magazine gives this gift to children, especially those who are just beginning to grasp the fun of reading.Each month children will discover short
This publication which young children were excited to call their own, and is filled with stuff just for them, was exceptionally well received by parents as well. Every issue features colorful illustrations, loads of age appropriate activities and great stories. The content is equally suited for boys and girls. There are recipes to make together
The third in a series of children’s magazines that work their way up through various age groups and reading skills, Jack and Jill is for the older set and as such offers more in depth content. The stories, activities and concepts covered are more advanced and as such young readers in our testing centers felt
Listening to others, following directions, making good choices. These are some pretty important lessons for children to learn and a tall order for a book to teach. Author Julia Cook has found a way to present them in a light hearted manner that parents felt was going to impact their child’s social interactions. There is
Twin Sisters has pulled at the heart strings of many a Seal of Approval tester over the years and this time around was no exception. The combination padded board book, which is a tactile and visual delight thanks to warm and beautiful illustrations, and the included Lullaby CD, quickly became a bedtime favorite. It tells
