This post is sponsored by Catherine Rose. The review and opinions expressed in this post are based on my personal view.

ABOUT THE BOOK

Coloring the Rainbow: The Power of Connection

Written by Catherine Rose

Illustrated by Jeff Dale

Ages: 3-8 | 32 Pages

Publisher: Beaver’s Pond Press (2023) | ISBN: 9781643436371

Publisher’s Book Summary: Coloring the Rainbow: The Power of Connection tells a story of the magic created when the unique talents of a diverse group of children are shared in a colorful adventure.

The adventure begins when we see through a boy’s window to find a young trombonist pausing his practice to wonder if other musical voices exist. When an alluring treble note wafts through his window, he begins an excited quest to find the answer. Playing his horn through his neighborhood, the boy draws other curious children to play their unique instruments along with him.

Together, they played:
“Lend your voice, play your part!
Something grand is beginning―
join us for the start!”

The procession of music makers is touched with magic when their combined voices, raised in harmony, orchestrate a colorful miracle.

The ease of poetry and vibrant illustrations make this book a perfect keepsake for any gift-giver wishing to explore the values of diversity and inclusion with young, loved ones.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Catherine Rose is enjoying that time of life when one thinks of creating a legacy.  What are the lessons learned from living life’s adventure that would benefit generations to come?

As a pediatric nurse, she wrote therapeutic stories to help children cope masterfully with injury and illness.  Her present stories weave tales with similarly empowering messages to support children’s development of resilience, confidence and empathy. 

Rose writes from the back porch of her log home, inspired by the profile of Mount Jefferson in North Carolina. Married to her high school sweetheart, they now enjoy perpetual recess with their two grandchildren, whose favorite activity is to read a book written by Nana!

For more information, visit www.catherinerose-childauthor.com.

ABOUT THE ILLUSTRATOR

Jeff Dale’s foray into artistic design began when his boss at a printing shop asked him to design a logo for a client. While the logo was an impressive design, creating the art had an even more impressive effect on motivating a true passion for creative design.

Educated in the design world of Washington, DC, Jeff’s wide scope of interest and talent has inspired him to design, create, and build just about anything one can conceive of creating, including this debut as an illustrator of a children’s book. Jeff is the founder of Dale Design, situated in Raleigh, North Carolina, where he resides with his wife and two grown children.

His varied talent in artistic design can be appreciated by visiting his website: www.daledesign.com.

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TOUR SCHEDULE

Monday, October 23, 2023The Children’s Book ReviewBook Review of Coloring the Rainbow

Tuesday, October 24, 2023The Fairview ReviewBook Review of Coloring the Rainbow

Wednesday, October 25, 2023Pages for PaigeBook Review of Coloring the Rainbow

Thursday, October 26, 2023icefairy’s Treasure ChestBook Review of Coloring the Rainbow

Friday, October 27, 2023Life Is What It’s CalledAuthor Interview with Catherine Rose

Monday, October 30, 2023A Blue Box Full of BooksBook Review of Coloring the Rainbow

Tuesday, October 31, 2023One More ExclamationBook Review of Coloring the Rainbow

Wednesday, November 1, 2023My Reading GetawayAuthor Interview with Catherine Rose

Thursday, November 2, 2023Crafty Moms ShareBook Review of Coloring the Rainbow

Friday, November 3, 2023Book Bug CABook Review of Coloring the Rainbow

Monday, November 6, 2023Country Mamas with KidsBook Review of Coloring the Rainbow

Tuesday, November 7, 2023Me Two BooksA Book Activity Paired with Coloring the Rainbow

Wednesday, November 8, 2023Barbara Ann Mojica’s BlogBook Review of Coloring the Rainbow

Thursday, November 9, 2023Confessions of a Book AddictBook Giveaway of Coloring the Rainbow

Friday, November 10, 2023The Momma SpotBook Review of Coloring the Rainbow

Monday, November 13, 2023Satisfaction for Insatiable ReadersBook Review of Coloring the Rainbow

Tuesday, November 14, 2023Cover Lover Book ReviewAn article by Catherine Rose

 

MY REVIEW OF THIS BOOK

BEAUTY IN DIVERSITY

Coloring the Rainbow: A Story about the Power of Connection

Written by Catherine Rose

Illustrated by Jeffrey Dale

What a beautiful message for children in the primary grades but appropriate for any reader! This beautiful rhyming picture book features a young boy who enjoys playing his trombone. One day he ponders how much more enjoyable it might be if it were combined with the voices of other instruments. He walks through the streets searching for other children who play different musical instruments. Sounds high and low ring out from all parts of the world. What a beautiful symphony they create when blended. Just as music, the unique talents of each child combine to form a gorgeous tapestry creating harmony from individual differences.

Simple, soft colors in conjunction with crisp rhymes suggest this multicultural picture book to be a top choice on a parent or teacher’s bookshelf.

FISTON TELLS IT ALL

Fiston’s Secrets

Written and illustrated by Lieve Snellings

I was elated to receive book five in this author’s stunning picture book series about groundhogs, chipmunks, and squirrels. In this edition, adorable Fiston reveals the secrets of life as a chipmunk.

I love watching these adorable creatures prance around my backyard in the northeastern U.S. Snellings taught me how they eat, move, hibernate, raise their young, and protect themselves.

It is fascinating that these creatures can weigh only two to four ounces yet manage to collect as many as 165 acorns a day when preparing for hibernation! As a history buff, I was delighted to learn about the Iroquois myth connected to them and the analogy of their coloring to the uniforms of the Swiss Guards at the Vatican. The photography is spectacular. Children can visually understand and relate to the fascinating facts that Fiston reveals to his new friends.

I highly recommend adding this beautiful book both to a home or classroom library as a gem of knowledge and a beautiful piece of photography.

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Rosie and the Dancing Butterfly

Written by Jo Beth Cairns

Illustrated by Beenid

Don’t wander off is the lesson young children receive from this picture book. The protagonist is an adorable puppy named Rosie. Curiosity gets the best of her as she races after a butterfly in the park. Before long, Rosie is lost. Jo, her owner, frantically searches for Rosie. Will Jo find her?

The illustrations are large and created with soft pastels. While this book is targeted for children as young as four, the sentences are rather long and some of the vocabulary is difficult. It will require explanation from an adult reader.

Parents and teachers may want to utilize the book to teach important safety lessons.

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This post is sponsored by Dr. Drew Palacio. The review and opinions expressed in this post are based on my personal view.

ABOUT THE BOOK

Troubles and Doubles and Reflections Askew

Written by Dr. Drew Palacio

Illustrated by Apolline Etienne

Ages 4+ | 36 Pages

Publisher: Brandylane Publishers, Inc. | ISBN-13: 9781958754368

Publisher’s Book Summary: With a sigh, she went pacing before a large mirror that stood,

Remarking: “Ugh! I’m hideous! None of this looks very good!”

After struggling to find the perfect outfit, Emily Soo dances the night away at a fun party. But when she gets home, her inner voice Emily Two tries to put a damper on her evening.

Confronting our thoughts, fully facing tough emotions, and affirming ourselves can be difficult.

Can Emily Soo find it within herself to squash her Worry and Woe?

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Drew Palacio grew up in Mendocino County, California. He received his doctorate in clinical psychology from the American School of Professional Psychology in San Francisco and currently practices in Kansas. Clinically, he implores partnership and efforts from local families, schools, and the community. Lastly, Dr. Drew is himself a child a heart, using his love of magic and worldly mystery, whether via comic books, animation, video games, or through the passing daydream, to always stoke his inspiration.

MY REVIEW OF THIS BOOK:

What a wonderful resource for children in upper elementary grades, middle schools and even young adults! Palacio reminds us not to listen to that nagging inner voice that tries to pull us into negativity. In this beautifully written rhyming story, Emily Soo has spent much time choosing her outfit and then enjoying a night out dancing. But when she returns home, that nagging voice in her head tries to tear her positive image down. Children need to learn we are all unique and special. Rather than paying attention to negative self talk, we need to develop affirmations to remind ourselves to stay positive. Palacio provides the tools to put us on the right path to form a healthy life-long habit of self-esteem and healthy lifestyle.

As an educator, I highly recommend classroom teachers and school counselors add this book to their library.

GIVEAWAY

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TOUR SCHEDULE

Monday, October 2, 2023The Children’s Book ReviewBook Review of The Troubles and Doubles and Reflections Askew

Tuesday, October 3, 2023A Blue Box Full of BooksBook Review of The Troubles and Doubles and Reflections Askew and Little Free Library Drop

Wednesday, October 4, 2023Life Is What It’s CalledAuthor Interview with Dr. Drew Palacio

Thursday, October 5, 2023Cover Lover Book ReviewAuthor Interview with Dr. Drew Palacio

Friday, October 6, 2023The Momma SpotBook Review of The Troubles and Doubles and Reflections Askew

Monday, October 9, 2023Confessions of a Book AddictBook Giveaway of The Troubles and Doubles and Reflections Askew

Tuesday, October 10, 2023icefairy’s Treasure ChestBook Review of The Troubles and Doubles and Reflections Askew

Wednesday, October 11, 2023Crafty Moms ShareBook Review of The Troubles and Doubles and Reflections Askew

Thursday, October 12, 2023Get Outside and ReadBook Review of The Troubles and Doubles and Reflections Askew

Friday, October 13, 2023My Reading GetawayBook Review of The Troubles and Doubles and Reflections Askew

Monday, October 16, 2023Heart to HeartAuthor Interview with Dr. Drew Palacio

Tuesday, October 17, 2023One More ExclamationBook Review of The Troubles and Doubles and Reflections Askew

Wednesday, October 18, 2023Barbara Ann Mojica’s BlogBook Review of The Troubles and Doubles and Reflections Askew

Thursday, October 19, 2023Satisfaction for Insatiable ReadersAn Article Written by Dr. Drew Palacio

Friday, October 20, 2023Stargirls.Magical.TaleBook Review of The Troubles and Doubles and Reflections Askew

Monday, October 23, 2023Froggy Teach ReadBook Review of The Troubles and Doubles and Reflections Askew

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Wednesday, October 25, 2023Country Mamas with KidsBook Review of The Troubles and Doubles and Reflections Askew

In partnership with Page Street Kids. The review and opinions expressed in this post are based on my personal view.

ABOUT THE BOOK

A Cloud in a Jar

Written by Aaron Lewis Krol

Illustrated by Carlos Vélez Aguilera

Ages 4+ | 32 Pages

Publisher: Pages Street Kids | ISBN-13: 9781645679936

Publisher’s Book Summary: It’s just after midnight on Walton Wharf West, but there’s no time for sleeping―adventure awaits! Get dressed, grab your oars, let’s not delay. Lou Dozens is here, and we’re sailing to Firelight Bay!

In this modern, young, bold, and inventive adventure, Lou drags her more cautious friend on a daring voyage across the sea. Though their destination is a glorious land of year-round summers, long slides, and picnics a hundred yards wide, the children there have never seen rain, even once.

The mission is simple: bring Firelight Bay a cloud in a jar. But the journey is anything but. Readers will delight in the story’s twists, turns, and unexpected solutions―from a sail of patchwork handkerchiefs to a net crafted from recycled cell phone chargers that saves a beached whale. It’ll take every knick-knack in Lou’s pockets and all the cleverness the pair can muster to safely deliver their gift.

With captivating illustrations and whimsical yet delightfully intricate rhyming text reminiscent of classic children’s poetry, this seafaring quest is one young readers will not soon forget.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Aaron Lewis Krol lives with his family in Lowell, Massachusetts, where he writes about climate change science and solutions for the MIT Environmental Solutions Initiative. Like many, his early education included many “invention challenges” where students were tasked with building structures from everyday materials, and he’s pretty sure that’s where the idea for Lou Dozens came from. A Cloud in a Jar is his first picture book.

ABOUT THE ILLUSTRATOR

Carlos Vélez Aguilera lived in the oceanside town of Puerto Vallarta for a time and drew from his memory of those beautiful landscapes and the sense of adventure they gave him while illustrating this book. He also poured in his general love of clouds, the sea, and whales. In addition to drawing, Carlos also likes to dance. He lives in Mexico City, Mexico, with his cat, Benito.

TOUR SCHEDULE

Monday, October 2, 2023The Children’s Book ReviewA Cloud in a Jar Book Tour Kick-Off

Tuesday, October 3, 2023The Fairview ReviewBook Review of A Cloud in a Jar

Wednesday, October 4, 2023Life Is What It’s CalledAuthor Interview with Aaron Lewis Kroll

Thursday, October 5, 2023A Blue Box Full of BooksBook Review and Little Free Library Drop of A Cloud in a Jar

Friday, October 6, 2023icefairy’s Treasure ChestBook Review of A Cloud in a Jar

Monday, October 9, 2023Heart to HeartAuthor Interview with Aaron Lewis Kroll

Tuesday, October 10, 2023Get Outside and ReadBook Review of A Cloud in a Jar

Wednesday, October 11, 2023Barbara Ann Mojica’s BlogBook Review of A Cloud in a Jar

Thursday, October 12, 2023My Reading GetawayAuthor Interview with Aaron Lewis Kroll

Friday, October 13, 2023Writer with WanderlustBook Review of A Cloud in a Jar

Monday, October 16, 2023Satisfaction for Insatiable ReadersBook Review of A Cloud in a Jar

Tuesday, October 17, 2023The Momma SpotBook Review of A Cloud in a Jar

Wednesday, October 18, 2023Cover Lover Book ReviewBook Review of A Cloud in a Jar

Thursday, October 19, 2023Stargirls.Magical.TaleBook Review of A Cloud in a Jar

Friday, October 20, 2023Me Two BooksBook Activity Paired with A Cloud in a Jar

Monday, October 23, 2023One More ExclamationBook Review of A Cloud in a Jar

Tuesday, October 24, 2023Joanna’s BookshelfBook Review of A Cloud in a Jar

Wednesday, October 25, 2023Crafty Moms ShareBook Review of A Cloud in a Jar

Thursday, October 26, 2023Froggy Teach ReadBook Review of A Cloud in a Jar

Friday, October 27, 2023Pages for PaigeBook Review of A Cloud in a Jar

Monday, October 30, 2023Country Mamas with KidsBook Review of A Cloud in a Jar

Tuesday, October 31, 2023Q&A with Deborah KalbAuthor Interview with Aaron Lewis Kroll

UP, UP, AND AWAY!

MY REVIEW OF THIS BOOK

A Cloud in a Jar

Written by Aaron Lewis Krol

Illustrated by Carlos Vélez Aguilera

Lou decides to bring her best friend on an adventure. She knocks on her friend’s window in Walton Wharf West to urge her to get up from her bed to sail away to Firelight Bay in her rowboat.

Their mission is to reach Firelight Bay where the residents enjoy endless summers and picnics all day long. Sounds wonderful, but one thing is missing. It never rains. The children can never dance in the rain or stomp in puddles. Lou decides to solve that problem by importing rain with a cloud she has trapped in a jar.

The journey seems doomed from the start as they face one mishap after another, but Lou has tricks up her sleeve. A beautiful sea creature appears when their boat breaks apart. Will the girlfriends reach safety? Can they achieve their mission?

Aquilera does a masterful job of creating bold, expressive illustrations that match the different moods of Krol’s poetic adventure. While the fantasy adventure book targets children ages four through eight, the advanced vocabulary might be more suitable as an independent read for middle grade readers.

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Oh, How You Are Loved (A Keepsake Book for Mother and New Baby)

Written by Melanie Hawkins

This simple rhyming picture book tells the story of a mother’s love for her children. Written by a mother of seven, the simple illustrated rhymes portray animal mothers with their young accompanied by nature scenes.

It would make an excellent bedtime story or read aloud for a child of any age. Buyers should note that the book reflects a Christian outlook on motherhood. It might also be a gift for a first-time parent.

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Eel’s Book of Mermaid Jokes:

Written by Tamara Rittershaus

Illustrated by Alvin Adhi

This picture book features a comic book format. For fans of mermaids, sea creatures, and jokes, the first grade reading level makes it a good fit for a beginning reader. There is a bit of potty humor though it is not the focus of the jokes. Eel presents some puns and jokes about mermaids and later gets into a debate with a shrimp who has a much more serious demeanor.

The illustrations are colorful and engaging. I would suggest this short book as a good choice for children who are reluctant readers or comic book lovers.

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Bakon is a great character who has multiple lessons for his fans.

In this picture book, Bakon is excited to be participating in the Tootsville Sock Hop. He and the Pork Choppers dancers really want to win. They will be competing against The Oink Angels and The Kickin’ Chickens.

Once the competition gets underway, something amazing happens. The primary grade reading audience learn lessons about friendship, competition, and good sportsmanship.

A fun bedtime story or read aloud with a winning message.

I Am an Amazing Asian Girl: A Book of Positive Affirmations

Written by Yobe Qiu

Illustrated by Jade Le

This book features an Asian-American girl as the narrator, but the story is strongly multicultural. Qui discusses adjectives that describe qualities of the character like being adaptable, appreciative, and assertive. She is also independent in her opinions, while also being very community oriented. She interacts with children of different cultures while pursuing her own interests and projects.

There are not too many books available with female Asian protagonists and this book is a good choice for primary grade children to encourage self-confidence and reinforce self-esteem.

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This post is sponsored by Stephen Bowling. The review and opinions expressed in this post are based on my personal view.

ABOUT THE BOOK

Grandma’s House is Haunted

Written by Stephen G. Bowling

Illustrated by Vitali Dudarenka

Ages 4+ | 34 Pages

Publisher: Valley of Mexico | ISBN-13: 9781950957248

Publisher’s Book Summary: Everything is fun until nighttime comes. Are the howls in the dark only in their imaginations, or do ghosts and goblins become real when the full moon rises?

The children love visiting Grandmother. Playing great games and reading cool books goes perfectly with eating her delicious cookies and cakes. But when bedtime comes and off go the lights, things get a little scary as they say their goodnights.

The kids shiver at the creepy sounds from the attic and the strange shadows floating through the air. But Gran’s not worried at all; in fact, she has a secret to share…

Will they find a way to get over their dread, so they can finally rest their heads?

Grandma’s House is Haunted is a delightful children’s picture book, both spooky and sweet. If you like Halloween fun, bumps in the night, and doting grannies, then you’ll adore Stephen G. Bowling’s cheerfully eerie Picture Book that shows children there’s nothing to be afraid of when the lights go out.

Read Grandma’s House is Haunted to happily hide under the covers today!

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Stephen G. Bowling is an award-winning author, entrepreneur, and philanthropist. Much like Peter Pan, Steve never wanted to grow up. Or rather, while he didn’t mind getting older, he never wanted to lose the child-like enchantment of imagination and wonder. Creating colorful worlds and stories for children has allowed Steve to both preserve his own imagination while sharing the joy of learning with children worldwide.

Steve has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from Brandeis University. He is an entrepreneur who has worked on and holds several U.S. Patents. He heads The Prometheum Foundation, a non-profit philosophical organization that helps teach students critical and analytical thinking, freedom of thought, and entrance into the marketplace of ideas. He is a lifelong weightlifter, an avid student of history and philosophy, and has a fascination with astrophysics.

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MY REVIEW OF THIS BOOK

NO GREMLINS OR GHOULS

Grandma’s House is Haunted

Written by Stephen Bowling

Illustrated by Vitali Dudarenka

A charming picture book that is clever, charming, and creative. The narrators are a brother and sister who describe their experiences when visiting their grandma’s house. While they thoroughly enjoy reading books, playing games, and laughing during the daylight hours, grandma’s old house transforms into a scary place at night.

The children imagine ghosts, goblins, shadows become witches, wolves, and all manner of beasts when darkness descends. Grandma calmly dispels all their fears by pointing out the sources of their imaginary visions and sounds.

I love the vintage feel of the illustrations painted with emotional expressions and coupled with crisp rhymes. The author deftly uses onomatopoeia and alliteration that promotes a fun read aloud. Vocabulary can be difficult in spots, but readers are encouraged to use context clues to stretch their reading comprehension.

I would highly recommend the book to both elementary and middle-grade readers for a Halloween choice or any time of the year.

GIVEAWAY

Enter for the chance to win a set of five books by Stephen G. Bowling, including Grandma’s House Is Haunted, and a $25.00 Amazon Gift Card!

One (1) grand prize winner receives:

– A paperback copy of Grandma’s House is Haunted

– A paperback copy of Calvin the Christmas Tree

– A paperback copy of Simon’s Tree Party

– A paperback copy of Simon’s Search for the Scary Dragon

– A paperback copy of Rocket to the Moon

– A $25 Amazon Gift Card

One (1) runner-up winner receives:

– A paperback copy of Grandma’s House is Haunted

– A paperback copy of Calvin the Christmas Tree

– A paperback copy of Simon’s Tree Party

– A paperback copy of Simon’s Search for the Scary Dragon

– A paperback copy of Rocket to the Moon

Six (6) runner-up winners receive:

– A paperback copy of Grandma’s House is Haunted

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Tuesday, September 12, 2023The Children’s Book ReviewBook Review of Grandma’s House is Haunted

Wednesday, September 13, 2023Joanna’s BookshelfBook Review of Grandma’s House is Haunted

Thursday, September 14, 2023The Momma SpotBook Review of Grandma’s House is Haunted

Friday, September 15, 2023icefairy’s Treasure ChestBook Review of Grandma’s House is Haunted

Monday, September 18, 2023Heart to HeartAuthor Interview with Stephen G. Bowling

Tuesday, September 19, 2023One More ExclamationBook Review of Grandma’s House is Haunted

Wednesday, September 20, 2023Barbara Ann Mojica’s BlogBook Review of Grandma’s House is Haunted

Thursday, September 21, 2023Satisfaction for Insatiable ReadersBook Review of Grandma’s House is Haunted

Friday, September 22, 2023My Reading GetawayBook Activity to Pair with Grandma’s House is Haunted

Monday, September 25, 2023Shooting Stars MagBook Activity to Pair with Grandma’s House is Haunted

Tuesday, September 26, 2023Cover Lover Book ReviewAuthor Interview with Stephen G. Bowling

Wednesday, September 27, 2023The Fairview ReviewBook Review of Grandma’s House is Haunted

Thursday, September 28, 2023Because I Said SoBook Review of Grandma’s House is Haunted

Friday, September 29, 2023Twirling Book PrincessBook Giveaway of Grandma’s House is Haunted

Monday, October 2, 2023Life Is What It’s CalledAuthor Interview with Stephen G. Bowling

Tuesday, October 3, 2023A Blue Box Full of BooksBook Review of Grandma’s House is Haunted and Little Free Library Drop

Wednesday, October 4, 2023Stargirls.Magical.TaleBook Review of Grandma’s House is Haunted

Thursday, October 5, 2023Froggy Read TeachBook Review of Grandma’s House is Haunted

Friday, October 6, 2023Country Mamas with KidsBook Review of Grandma’s House is Haunted

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