Tag Archives: children’s books
CHILDREN’S BOOK REVIEW: Being Frank, by Donna W. Earnhardt
We’ve had so many different family members visiting and other commitments lately, that several things have had to take a back seat. But somehow, in the midst of all of these activities, we’ve still been able to make it to … Continue reading
CHILDREN’S BOOK REVIEW: A Tale of Two Daddies, by Vanita Oelschlager
I can’t even take credit for finding the book I’m about to review. The credit goes to M, who pulled it off the bookshelf herself. What a lovely find. The book is A Tale of Two Daddies, written by Vanita … Continue reading
CHILDREN’S BOOK REVIEW: Two New Books of Poems
First, a bit o’ housekeeping: little lodestar is on Twitter (@littlelodestar). Actually, it has been for a while, but I am not usually one for a lot of shameless self-promotion (and that is why my brother and my husband have … Continue reading
CHILDREN’S BOOK REVIEW: A few by Arnold Lobel
So I am way late to the party on this one. Like almost 40 years late. But, in any event, I’ve now arrived and my date is Arnold Lobel. OK, not really (he’s dead, sadly). Perhaps more of a newly … Continue reading
CHILDREN’S BOOK REVIEW: A Special Roundup of 3 Books
I will save the backstory for another, more well-thought out post about why we now have these books in our house. It’s a story that I want to share more fully, just not right now. But suffice it to say … Continue reading