#Children&039;s books
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girlonfilms · 1 month ago
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Keira Knightley writing debut children's book
Keira Knightley is turning author and will publish her debut children’s book in October 2025. Continue reading Keira Knightley writing debut children’s book
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theadaptableeducator · 24 days ago
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Weekend Book Reviews: The Complete Fairy Tales by Hans Christian Andersen
Hans Christian Andersen’s The Complete Fairy Tales is an extraordinary collection that has enchanted readers across generations, transcending cultural boundaries, and establishing Andersen as one of the most influential figures in world literature. This compilation, which includes 156 tales, ranges from beloved classics like The Little Mermaid, The Ugly Duckling, and The Snow Queen, to…
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trendynewsnow · 15 days ago
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Remembering Bruce Degen: Illustrator of 'The Magic School Bus'
Remembering Bruce Degen: The Illustrator Behind “The Magic School Bus” Bruce Degen, the talented illustrator behind the beloved “The Magic School Bus” children’s book series, passed away on Thursday at his residence in Newtown, Connecticut. He was 79 years old. The cause of death was pancreatic cancer, as reported by his family. At the heart of the series is Ms. Frizzle, an eccentric and…
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myobt · 8 months ago
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Portugal Stories
Francisco Fonseca Continue reading Portugal Stories
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cocoawithbooks · 7 months ago
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Review: I'm Proud of You by Craig Melvin
Buy on Bookshop Here is a great book for a father-son read aloud! I’m So Proud of You by Craig Melvin is a heartwarming book. Through the use of rhyming, the father conveys to the son how proud he is of him in a variety of scenarios. It highlights the kind and considerate behavior of the son as he interacts with family, friends, classmates and strangers. ⁠ ⁠ I’m So Proud of You by Craig Melvin…
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booksformks · 11 months ago
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Book Review: Basil and the Cave of Cats
Basil and the Pygmy Cats (Basil of Baker Street, #3)by  Eve Titus, Paul Galdone (Illustrator) 4 out of 5 stars Basil is the Sherlock Holmes of the mouse world. He listens in on the cases of the great Sherlock Holmes at 221B Baker Street, to learn at the feet of the master. Then Basil can use that knowledge to solve mysteries among the mice of the world. When danger calls, Basil is on the case…
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scuffedgrannysblog · 1 year ago
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The It-Doesn't-Matter Suit and Other Stories by Sylvia Plath
Sylvia Plath's book of children's stories and verse is funny, original and magical and has that repetitive rhythmic quality for easy reading
I had no idea that Sylvia Plath wrote children’s stories and I’m not sure why this surprised me so much. I think that my perception of Plath is of someone battling with depression and so my view of what her work may contain or the subjects that her compositions may be about has been tainted somewhat. That being said, a poem of hers called “Mirror”, which I must confess, is the only work of hers…
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penstricken · 1 year ago
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Book Review: The Tale of Elgol and the Witch
Check out my review of The Tale of Elgol and the Witch by @NancetMarques. A haunting children's story with the timeless appeal of an old fable. #childrensbooks #kidlit #fairytale #scotland #bookreview
The Tale of Elgol and the Witch by N.N. Marques is a haunting children’s story with the timeless appeal of an old fable, beautifully illustrated by Yamanu Taiji. Set in mediaeval Skye, this book tells the story of a poor boy who is transformed into a giant when he runs afoul of a miserly witch. Forced into a life of solitude in the hills, he eventually grows into a wise and bountiful mountain…
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downthetubes · 1 year ago
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Spot the Clue with Sherlock Holmes, painted by Scott Gustafson
"Sherlock Holmes and the Mystery of the Room Full of Clues" is an oil painting by Scott Gustafson with hidden references to cases or details in the Sir Arthur Conan Doyle canon
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thegirlwiththelantern · 1 year ago
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Staying Safe Online
I thought this was for teens when I first borrowed it and the cutesy drawings were a nice surprise. But it did make it apparent that it was written for a much younger readership. Some of it I found decidedly less cute. The clip art punted me right back to old textbooks and computer room graphics. And it leaks through. I’m thinking specifcally of one clip-person saying ‘I am looking at [the…
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thecosmiccircus · 1 year ago
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Book Review: 'Slime Doesn't Pay!' By R.L. Stine
Do you have a bratty little brother? Is he always messing with your stuff? Picking on you? Making trouble? Amy knows exactly how you feel. But as bad as your little sibling might be, no one can hold a candle to her little brother Arnie. Making matters even worse, her parents never do anything to try and improve his behavior. They just make excuses for him. A girl can only take so much, and Amy…
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theadaptableeducator · 3 months ago
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Wednesday's Classic-Book Report: Aesop's Fables
“Aesop’s Fables” is a collection of short stories attributed to Aesop, a storyteller believed to have lived in ancient Greece around the 6th century BCE. These fables have been passed down through generations and are known for their moral lessons, anthropomorphic animal characters, and succinct storytelling. Each fable encapsulates a moral or practical lesson, often concluding with a concise…
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booksofdelight · 2 years ago
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Hayao Miyazaki’s Favorite Children’s Books 
Hayao Miyazaki’s Favorite Children’s Books!
Director Hayo Miyazaki grew up reading a lot of children’s books. He describes himself as a “weak child” and turned to literature to escape to the fantasy world. And Miyazaki shared his favorite books recently. Keep reading to find out Hayao Miyazaki’s favorite children’s books!  Hayao Miyazaki’s favorite children’s books! In a 2010 exhibition honoring publisher Iwanami Shoten‘s “Boy’s Books”,…
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myobt · 10 months ago
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Fuzzy Friends
Catherine Rayner Continue reading Fuzzy Friends
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jaspasjourney · 1 year ago
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Returning to the Scene of the Crime: Part II
Last time, I talked about how enjoyable it can be to visit a place that appears in a book you’ve read. I also admitted it’s even more satisfying to revisit locations that feature in a book you’ve written. Behind these thoughts was my hope of returning to the main setting for one of the books in my Jaspa’s Journey series. Part of the Waterloo battlefield and Lion Mound (photo: Rich…
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deusexmagicalgirl · 1 year ago
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New Story Finished
I have finally finished one of the projects I’m working on, the text for a children’s picture book. I wrote it specifically for my first daughter, and it’s based on a story I made up for her one night when we didn’t have a storybook handy. It’s a fairy tale with a whimsical premise, some classic fairy-tale motifs, a climax that might surprise slightly by breaking convention, some action, and a…
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