Recommened Folder

[Linda]

Hi guys!

Thanks to lovely group member Roseanne, I've set up this folder for anyone to add a book they'd like to recommend to the group! I will periodically add these books to our group 'to-read' 'currently reading' folders etc for us all to have a go and then share our opinions!

So please, feel free to add away!

Linda
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[Roseanne]

When they were young my kids loved anything silly. Mo Willems was a favorite.

[Roseanne]

My little one is 8. This is what she likes now

[Mclatchie]

Can I recommend or suggest Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH as a read for the older child.

[Roseanne]

Mclatchie wrote: "Can I recommend or suggest Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH as a read for the older child."

I had no idea this was a book. I remember watching the movie when I was a kid. This is great.

[Peter]

Mclatchie wrote: "Can I recommend or suggest Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH as a read for the older child."

Excellent recommendation and book McLatchie! I enjoyed this book also.

[Dawn]

My daughter and I enjoyed this book. Message is that it's ok to be exactly who you are.

[Steph]

Dawn wrote: "

My daughter and I enjoyed this book. Message is that it's ok to be exactly who you are."

I'll be looking for this one too!! :)

[Danielle]

a couple of suggestions for reading to older kiddos:
Because of Winn Dixie &
Bridge to Terabithia

[Richard]

Two fun children's books with important lessons that every child must learn:

[BC]

Mo Willems picture books are all wonderful, but there are four that stand out:

[BC]

If I may, I'd like to offer my own two rhyming-verse picture books:

[Tommy]

Books for Kids: Tommy Tiger Broken Toy
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arents, this book is designed to help kids understand that even though they may get angry with someone, the best course of action is forgiveness. It intertwines that with a story about how accidents happen, and that you should give your friends a chance to apologize.

[BC]

Big news (to me): The Napping House by Don and Audrey Woods will have a sequel on September 1st! Full Moon at the Napping House.

The original was on the daily playlist in my house from when my daughter was 2 years old until 3. I never got tired of it. So I'm very much looking forward to the sequel. My daughter is 3 1/2 now, so I think she's still in the age range that will get the most out of the book.

Anyone else like this one?

[Linda]

Can't say I've heard of this one, so one to add to our future reads I think!

Thanks BC

[Wendy]

I'm new here so please forgive me if this is not the right place. I have recently published my very first children's book for 9-12 years olds. As a dance teacher of 17 years I realized that there are a lot of life lessons that tend to fall through the cracks for whatever reason. The Tale of Tito's Tail is about an Italian Mafia Mouse that struggles with the juggling act of learning responsibility and a social life. It teaches respect of elders, prioritization, diplomacy, and manners while keeping it fun with different adventures. Several teachers have asked me to come present it to their classes so I just thought I'd share. The Tale of Tito's Tail