Type: picture bookAges: 4-8Author: Lisa BellIllustrator: Emily Brooks Wouldn’t it be neat if more picture books came with activity ideas, lesson plans and music? At the beginning of this book, you can find a website where you can stream the…
Type: non-fiction picture bookAges: 3-7Author: Nicola DaviesIllustrator: Brita Granström This book had a refreshing style of teaching its readers. We enjoyed it!
Type: picture bookAges: 2-7Author: Karen Katz A sweet, short, and colorful picture book. The author didn’t intend to shine a light on God’s amazing design, but I can’t help but see it!
Type: chapter bookAges: 5-8Author: Elizabeth YatesIllustrator: Nora S. Unwin Though the story is mostly secular, the man who works on their farm appears to be a solid believer. He teaches the boy good lessons in a couple instances. This is…
Type: large picture bookAges: 3-6Author: Kim Lewis This is a very cozy and sweet book. It would make a great one for bedtime reading to your littles.
Type: short chapter bookAges: 5-8Author: Gloria Repp Though the story is brief, it is impactful. It clearly paints the scene of a young local boy–what his part of the world looks like with bits of their culture sprinkled in. The…
Type: chapter bookAges: 7-12Author: Ruth Beechick I must stress that it’s very important to read the Preface before embarking on the main journey. Beechick lays out the mindset for her postulation in this book. She has obviously completed an immense…
Type: picture bookAges: 6-9Author: N.D. WilsonIllustrator: Peter Bentley This book, like the first in the series, will absolutely require some discussion in your family. Make sure your kids understand that this is just one man’s interpretation. I found it interesting…
Type: chapter bookAges: 9+Author: M.I. McAllisterIllustrator: Omar Rayyan Wonderful themes are woven into this book, with the biggest one being “conquering fears.” There are also reminders of trusting in the Heart (the fantasy’s title for God), not gossiping, helping others…
Type: chapter bookAges: 9+Author: M.I. McAllisterIllustrator: Omar Rayyan *Though the scenes with this particular animal are creepy, they are countered with the goodness of those who oppose him. There are never any actual spells said or descriptions of his “magic” activities. Regarding good vs.…
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