In the Month of May I read 30 books and I plan to continue to read 10 a month for the remainder of the year. I enjoy a variety of books and I know my blog family does too. Please post your favorites, want to read, or current reads in the commemts below. These are … Continue reading Please, Share Your Book Suggestions
Tag: books for kids
Book of the Week: Nothing by Natalee Creech
This weekly book share will be a review of Nothing by Natalee Creech. This story features a child's view of Romans 8:38-39 and how nothing can separate us from the love of God.
Bear’s Review: The Hamelin Stoop Series (Book 1 & Book 2)
Bear recently started the new Hamelin Stoop adventure series from 12 Gates Publishing. Learn his thoughts about the first two books in his review.
Book of the Day: LEGO Lost and Found by Laura Buller
Last month, Princess enjoyed LEGO Lost and Found by Laura Buller. In this story, Jasmine's beloved friends search all over the castle for her missing gold vase. This book is part of the World of Reading series and includes Snow White, Rapunzel, Mulan, and other Disney Princesses. This was a fun read with a happy … Continue reading Book of the Day: LEGO Lost and Found by Laura Buller
Book of the Day: Hank the Cowdog Series
Last year I introduced my son to the Hank the Cowdog series by John R. Erickson. I enjoyed this series as a child and gladly shared Hank's funny stories with Bear. Hank has his share of adventure while solving mysteries on a ranch in the panhandle. Throughout the series, you'll be introduced to various characters … Continue reading Book of the Day: Hank the Cowdog Series
Review: Secret of the Hidden Scrolls Books 3 & 4
The Secret of the Hidden Scrolls is a time-traveling adventure series that follows Peter, his sister Mary, and their dog Hank to pivotal moments in biblical history. We were given the opportunity to read Book 3 and Book 4 from this series. Check the blog post for my thoughts and Bear's detailed video review of these books.
$3 or less!! Homeschool Supply Haul
This week I’m sharing a few low priced finds from Mardel, Toys R Us, and Hobby Lobby. Remember, have fun shopping but stay within or under your budget.
