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Thursday, February 11, 2016

If You Were Me And Lived In Italy by Carole P. Roman

     We're off to Italy! In this book we will learn all about Italy. It's a very old country with a proud heritage.  Their history is rich and interesting. Let's go!

      I have said before and will continue to say how much I love this series. It gives every child a chance to "travel" to far off places. I love that history is included in these books. Children get curious right from the first page. This series should be part of your child's library. What a perfect way to spend time with your child. 

     I found no issues.

     I gave this one 5 cheers out of 5 because giving children a chance to explore is always a good thing.

Saturday, February 6, 2016

Letter to Santa: a Christmas book (The Adventures of Midge and Moo 5) by Kerry McQuaide

     It's December and Midge decides she and Moo should begin their letter to Santa. Throughout the month, Midge and Moo write a series of letters explaining what they'd like to have.  Midge has a vivid imagination and she's very smart too. Join Midge and Moo to find out what's next.

     This book will help your child understand there are other children like them. Everyone has written a letter to Santa but in book, Ms. McQuaide shows us the need to write MANY letters to Santa. It's imaginative, colorful and beyond adorable. You children will ask you to read this one over and over.

     I found no issues.

      I gave this one 5 cheers out of 5 because it should be Christmas all year long.

A day with Moo: a best friend book (The Adventures of Midge and Moo, #1) by Kerry McQuaide

     When Midge was two days old, she and Moo came home from the hospital together. Midge grew to love Moo and make him her best friend. They do every thing together. They even get into trouble sometimes. They love building things and then making them crash. It's fantastic to have someone to love you unconditionally.


     I can relate to these books because my fifteen year old daughter came home from the hospital with her bunny, Grace. Like Midge and Moo, they were never apart.  Midge and Moo are perfect books to start your child's library with. Each one contains a lesson and are perfect to jump start your child's love of books.

     I found no issues.

     I gave this one 5 cheers out of 5 because they are fantastic.

Moo is missing: a peek-a-boo-book (The Adventures of Midge and Moo, #4)by Kerry McQuaide

     Midge discovers Moo is missing. Where could he be? She begins her search and finds many interesting things along the way, but no Moo. Moo is Midge's best friend. She has to find him.  Let's join Midge in her search and see if we can't find Moo.

     Ms. McQuaide has a fantastic way of including your child in each book. It gives your child's imagination a chance to really take off. Simple and easy stories just the right length for nap or bedtimes stories. Your child will grow to love Midge and Moo. Soon your child will be reading this book to you.

     I found no issues.

     I gave this one 5 cheers out of 5 because it really makes your child feel like part of the book.

   

The Adventures of Midge and Moo: Moo Knows Numbers by Kerry McQuaide

        Midge is teaching Moo how to count. Being best friends, they do everything together. Moo seems to get the hang of it right away. Moo gets to celebrate each number he gets right. Midge is very proud of Moo.

     The illustrations and simple language will help hold your little ones attention. Using them to teach your child to count couldn't be easier and keeps them engaged in the book. Moms will love these short little books with wonderful lessons on friendship and more. Add these to your child's library.

     I found no issues.

     I gave this one 5 cheers out of 5 because I'm all for children's books that teach a lesson.


Thursday, February 4, 2016

The Adventures of Midge and Moo: Lost In The Garden by Kerry McQuaide

      Midge and Moo have been friends a very long time. They are always together. Today, Moo is lost and Midge is searching high and low for her. 

     This series of books are perfect for the very little ones. Reading this to them at bedtime is sure to give them wonderfully colorful dreams. I am proud to recommend this to mothers newly pregnant or to those who have a 2-4 yo. 

     I found no issues.

     I gave this one 5 cheers out of 5 because they are adorable.

Man Up Husband by Danielle Sibarium

     Marlena and Troy were very much in love. The secrets they both held was tearing them apart. In the early days of their marriage, Marlena and Troy were all about the PDA, then life happened. Some don't know how to release the secrets and hold on to their spouse. Marlena and Troy were about to learn the hard way how it's done. The secrets could make them stronger or it could cause the marriage to implode. It was their choice.

     This one of the most beautiful stories of love and commitment I've read in a long time. Ms Sibarium is consistent with her writing. Tight plots, wonderful well round characters and just enough twists to keep you guessing is what you'll find here. I was really caught up in the story and that makes for a fantastic read. This series is one of the best out there today. Get them all today.

      I found no issues with this one.

      I gave this one 5 cheers out of 5 because this series would make for great movies.