Kid's Book Blog

Nell's birthday is in August, and as soon as it's over, she starts to feel as though her next one is never going to get here. But then her mom reminds her that the year is packed with different reasons to celebrate, as each month in the calendar brings another holiday—from Labor Day to New Year's to the Fourth of July. And when there's always a different special day just around the corner, the time between birthdays really flies!


With a bouncy text and sweet, stylishly retro illustrations, this one-stop holiday book is guaranteed to be enjoyed all year long.
cute story about a little girl counting down to her brithday by remembering the holidays throught out the year!

Kissing a bunny might be funny, but kissing a mop has got to stop!
It's giggles galore when one fearless baby goes on a kissing adventure. There are plenty of kissable characters to meet along the way as our mischievous little kissy-face is quick to pucker up. And at the end of the day, when he is all “puckered” out, it's Daddy who gets the last kiss good night. Parents will love reading this winning, silly-sweet story aloud, and preschoolers will go gaga for Liza Woodruff's adorable illustrations.

an adorable rhyming story about a baby and kisses! a fun read aloud or a great book for personal one on one sharing!

PreSchool-K–A little elephant wonders what he can do with a plain cardboard box. He comes up with all sorts of ideas, transforming the object into a hat, a container for toys, and a hide-and-seek haven. Finally, he decides to make a book box, and the rest of the story provides insight into the limitless possibilities of such a creation. Single- and double-page paintings show the elephant and his small frog friend enjoying the contents of the book box from breakfast to the bathroom to bedtime.




this book is an adorable story about an elephant and frog on an imaginative adventure with all the ways you can imagine using a box-- a car, table, book box, pasta box, pizza box, bug box, hat box, and atoy box just to name a few! colorful illustrations give this story a wide appealfor younger audiences or even family reading.