Just a quick reminder that I am blogging reviews from the 2015 Diversity Reading Challenge. Today’s picture book falls into category #2. I am sure to post more in this category as the year progresses. Title: The King Cake Baby Written … Continue reading
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By: JOANNA MARPLE,
on 2/2/2015
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By: Just One More Book!!,
on 4/28/2007
Blog: Just One More Book Children's Book Podcast (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
JacketFlap tags: Ages 0-3, Ages 4-8, Compassion, Creativity, Forgiveness, Generosity, Picture book, Bullying, Girl, Resilience, childrens book, Fun, Animal, Life Skills, Humour, Cute, Assertiveness, Siblings, Patience, Harmony, Honesty, Thinking/Attitude, Fairness / Justice, Laura Mcgee Kvasnosky, Zelda & Ivy, review, Podcast, Add a tag
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By: JOANNA MARPLE,
on 2/2/2015
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By: Just One More Book!!,
on 4/28/2007
Blog: Just One More Book Children's Book Podcast (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
JacketFlap tags: Ages 0-3, Ages 4-8, Compassion, Creativity, Forgiveness, Generosity, Picture book, Bullying, Girl, Resilience, childrens book, Fun, Animal, Life Skills, Humour, Cute, Assertiveness, Siblings, Patience, Harmony, Honesty, Thinking/Attitude, Fairness / Justice, Laura Mcgee Kvasnosky, Zelda & Ivy, review, Podcast, Add a tag
Author: Laura Mcgee Kvasnosky Illustrator: Laura Mcgee Kvasnosky Published: 2002 Candlewick Press ISBN: 0763617717 Chapters.ca Amazon.com Through a cunning combination of body language and dialogue, these candid stories shed light on the confusion and comradery of the social experiment we call “siblinghood”. Books mentioned: Zelda and Ivy and the Boy Next Door Podcasts mentioned: Desperate Husbands Take a peek at our recording setup here. _ Tags:childrens book, Laura Mcgee Kvasnosky, Podcast, review, siblings, Zelda & Ivychildrens book, Laura Mcgee Kvasnosky, Podcast, review, siblings, Zelda & Ivy
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So I sound vulnerable on Desperate Husbands? And here I thought I was coming across as the macho man! ;)
Fun review, we checked this book out of the library this weekend but haven’t read it yet. Looking forward to it.
-Charles