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Little Kid’s Book Club #20:”The Jar of Happiness”
Lauren and Moon holding “Happiness Jars” filled with diary entries marking joyful moments. Finding happiness is complicated, yet author Alisa Burrows transforms this abstract concept into an easy to understand read aloud in,“The Jar of Happiness”, our Little Kid’s Book Club pick #20. Keep scrolling for our list of questions and fun facts encouraging more…
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Although there are no obvious life lessons in read aloud picture book, “Harold and the Purple Crayon”, the story poses many philosophical questions for both children and adults. Choose from our list of brain building Read and Explore talking points and teach your children how to read in between the (purple) lines. Sign up to…
Read MoreLittle Kids’ Book Club #18:”Larry The Lawnmower”
“Larry The Lawnmower” is a favorite children’s book and local celebrity in Jamestown, Rhode Island where we met with both the author and illustrator. While taking harbor side pictures of author Jeanne Archambault and illustrator Victoria Corey, an excited little boy recognized their book in hand. Keep reading to find out what Jeanne and Victoria shared…
Read MoreLittle Kids’ Book Club #17:”What To Do With A Box”
If you’re looking to pull the plug on electronic toys at home, read aloud “What To Do With A Box”. Then follow illustrator Chris Sheban’s lead, and watch your child’s imagination light-up. No batteries or charger required! The Story Two children get creative with cardboard boxes, turning discarded packaging into a pretend library, palace, and…
Read MoreLittle Kids’ Book Club #16:”Miss Rumphius”…for Mother’s Day
Celebrate Mother’s Day with a memorable experience appealing to all generations. Read aloud “Miss Rumphius” and follow her lead to “make the world more beautiful.” Scatter perennial wildflower seeds in the garden and neighborhood with your family, just like Miss Rumphius did. Every year you’ll all be reminded of Mother’s Day and Miss Rumphius when…
Read MoreLittle Kids’ Book Club #15:”A Frog Thing”
Special thanks to Chaves Gardens , the beautiful garden shop where we took this photo. A yearning to fly has been an ongoing theme for Eric Drachman, author of “A Frog Thing”, our featured Little Kids Book Club title #15. Collaborating with illustrator James Muscarello, Eric was able to marry his two passions, flying and scuba diving,…
Read MoreLittle Kids’ Book Club #14:”Sidewalk Flowers”
We’re Finally Back! There’s so much to share with you in this installment of the Little Kids’ Book Club #14, we’re going to take a break from our regular format, to get it all in! If you like what you see, sign up here for The Little Kids’ Book Club and receive future book title…
Read MoreLittle Kids’ Book Club #12:”The Bear’s Song”
Drawing courtesy of Hope Svarre Johnson. You’ll never tire of reading “The Bear’s Song” aloud over and over again! Little Kids’ Book Club #12 is focused on DISCOVERY and FUN. Share our list of prompts with your children for playful learning in this imaginative hide-n-seek tour through the Paris Opera House. Sign up for future book title…
Read MoreLittle Kids’ Book Club #10:”Room on the Broom”
“Margot Moon” on the Broom Have fun reading aloud “Room on the Broom” with your kids and then make a cell phone video of them taking flight. Scroll down to learn how to expand your children’s vocabulary while making this lasting memory. Join the Little Kids’ Book Club and receive more book titles, projects and…
Read MoreLittle Kids’ Book Club #5:”What Pet Should I Get?”
Dr Seuss’s newly released children’s book, “What Pet Should I Get?”, is filled with unexpected teachable moments. For insights check out the Little Kids’ Book Club #5.
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