#kidsbook

[readersmagnet]

In "Sarah's Touch," an inspirational story for kids, Sarah supports children who struggle with trust and social skills due to frequent moves. By leading by example, she teaches them the value of competence, relationships, and self-trust, helping them recognize their worth. This touching narrative highlights the power of positive influence.

To explore this heartwarming story and discover more enriching titles, visit https://www.storytimewithcarla.com/book/ today! Share the gift of reading and inspire young minds with these beautiful tales.

[babykotek]

[nickthebrick10]

Hank is a nervous cat who is trying to fit in with his classmates in wizard school, especially the most popular student, Jack. Will Hank be able to perfect his spells and tricks before the big talent show?

"Hank's Perfect Magic Show" is a story all about trying, failing, and trying again. This adorable story encourages readers to understand that you may not get something right on the first try and that it is okay to ask for help if needed.

[simma-book-store]

ABC Handwriting Practice, Alphabets writing practice

[lindipindishop]

"Some Bunny" mini framed art print. From a time when I just wanted an excuse to draw bunnies.

This print can be purchased here:

The mini framed print

Thanks for the support! 💕

[omanatascha]

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[drcarmel]

Clockwork City - The Prophecy (on Wattpad) https://www.wattpad.com/1441344336-clockwork-city-the-prophecy?utm_source=web&utm_medium=tumblr&utm_content=share_reading&wp_uname=DRCarmel Still plotting. Will update soon. Thought the cover looked cool!

[intheisland]

illustartion for kids book.

神奈川の逗子に施設のコンセプトブック絵本の絵を担当いたしました。 著: 全田和也 絵: erikaintheisland design: Azumi Mitsuboshi

[rachelignotofsky]

The Cuteness! Made a video with Brightly where I read a part of my new book! They animated the caterpillars to wiggle! I left you on quite a cliffhanger so be sure to grab a copy of my book What's Inside a Caterpillar Cocoon to see what happens next!https://rachelignotofskydesign.com/caterpillar-cocoon

[simbacapeman]

Thank you dear Shreya for your love and appreciation❤️

[readersmagnet]

This delightful animal adventure book for kids features Wood Duck hatchlings jumping from their tree nest, teaching young readers about these fascinating "tree ducks." Each duckling showcases its unique jumping style as children count down from 12 to zero. Discover what happens after they land, with the story blending science, social studies, math, and literacy in a fun and engaging way.

Don't miss out on these delightful reads that spark curiosity and imagination! Visit https://www.janijobooks.com/books/ today.

[babykotek]

[anitatendick]

The Forever Secret

By Anita Tendick Illustrated by Sophia Patch

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[simma-book-store]

Birds Names in Tamil - https://simmabookstore.com/birds-names-in-tamil/birds-names-in-tamil/

[chatwithvera]

The Good For Nothing Puddle

MY REVIEW:  As you open the book the illustrations stark line-drawings are the first to capture your interest. Somewhat different from the usual children's picture book. Lots of black lines and grey shadings. No background imagery to flesh-out the starkness. It isn't weird. It's just stark and devoid of happy colors and brightness of spirit.

The book is directed to the heart of the grief process and the depth and weightiness that a child can experience when faced with grief and loss. Pictured is probably an elementary age child. Longish legs, slender build. Definitely not toddler or preschooler. But not a teen. So just how much "grief" and sense of "loss" does a child experience? I personally don't know and haven't had to deal with that for my own children. True, my children lost beloved grandparents through death and they were certainly sad. They loved and were loved by these dear ones. But I did not sense a depth of despair in their sadness. That is not to say that it doesn't happen. Loss of a parent or a sibling can probably wreck havoc on a child's spirits. So when it happens, those who care and tend the child need to have an arsenal from which to draw to uplift their spirits. 

In The Good For Nothing Puddle the child has deep seated pain from losing a loved one. She tries to push down her feelings of loss and get on with living, but it doesn't work and she begins to weep in despair. The result is a puddle - a good for nothing puddle.

Along come different personages that benefit from the properties of her little good for nothing puddle. She eventually realizes that the puddle does serve a good purpose. I found the book enlightening as to the grief, or loss, experience of a child. I found, too, that our sad emotions give us lessons that may prove beneficial to someone else that comes along in our lives.

Therefore, I think this is a beneficial book. Perhaps your child has a friend that is sad. Reading this book to your child may help him or her understand their friend's sadness. Or perhaps you will find the book and gentle story beneficial in helping your own child to handle deep-seated loss and grief emotions.

I recommend. Buy @ https://bit.ly/sadpudl 

[ovidey]

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