Books for newborns to young adult
Meet Billie B. Brown, brave, brilliant, bold, and bound to become your best friend! Brand-new readers will readily relate to this series of stand-alone, everyday adventures. Filled with true-to-life situations, warm family relationships, humorous illustrations and positive problem-solving, they’re taking the early reader scene by storm!
Which of these would your kid like?
We have so many books in the Illustrated series. The illustrations in all of Usborne’s books are beautiful, but this series is EVEN MORE SO!
This beautifully illustrated volume contains fifteen of the captivating tales collected by the brothers Grimm. Within are stories of enchanted castles, deep, dark forests and a host of extraordinary characters for you to share and enjoy.
Stories include “Hansel and Gretel”, “Sleeping Beauty”, “Rumpelstiltskin”, “Tom Thumb” and “The Frog Prince” as well as a short biography of the brothers themselves.
Others in this series:
Which of these would your family enjoy?
Check out these wonderful blog posts I’ve gathered for y’all! There’s something for everyone! Let me know below which was your favorite. Feel free to reblog, share on Facebook, Twitter, etc to give more exposure to these blogs! Have an amazing Wednesday!
This week’s video is brought to you from our Muddle and Match series. I have one of the 7 in the series, called Imagine. These are so much fun to say out loud, with alliteration on every page, and you can mix them up to make funny stories and characters. Which of these 7 would your kids enjoy?
Check out another “Mrs. O’s” book review on this amazing Usborne Books and More book! You can even buy an adorable little plush mammoth separately! To find these online, just go here:
Book – https://p5986.myubam.com/p/6130/the-curious-case-of-the-missing-mammoth?e=607411Plush -https://p5986.myubam.com/p/6182/mammoth?e=607411
This video is from a fellow consultant and shows inside a few of the flaps.
What do you think???
I loved the movie Night At the Museum, where all the exhibits in the museum come to life and have crazy adventures at night. Today’s book uses that same theme.
The boy in the story is helping a mammoth find his little brother who has run out of the museum.
The baby mammoth returns to the museum and we follow him through many different displays.
This book has a great feature, lots of little lift-the-flaps with facts and trivia. I thoroughly enjoyed the illustrations and learned lots of fun facts at the same time!
This book could keep kids entertained with the gorgeous illustrations for hours. I could certainly spend more time with this book myself.
One of our most popular series is our Look Inside series. These are our middle age group for lift-the-flap books. This one has over 100 flaps to lift, plus even more body facts not under flaps! This one is the most popular in the series, because what kid isn’t interested in the body??? Below are the links to this book as well as the others in the series if you’re interested. 🙂 Which of these topics would you kids be interested in?
Your Body
Airport
Castle
Construction Sites
Food
How Computers Work
Our World
Space
The Jungle
Trains
My husband and I left NY state and headed to the in-laws in Michigan for a week on July 1st. It was a wonderful week! We did lots of things, saw his friends and extended family, and just had a general wonderful time! You can find those adventures HERE!
What I wanted to share, though, was about my 9 yo niece and 8 yo nephew, Molly and Remi. Now, Molly LOVES to read just as much as me. She always has a book to read at grandma’s house. Remi, not so much. But he’s recently found some books that are easy so he likes them.
Last Thursday, they came over while their parents were both at work. I watched them most of the day while my husband and father-in-law worked on his classic car. At one point we all went outside. Remi played some baseball by himself for a while, Molly joined in, then they both came and sat beside me, where I was reading a Merlin book. Molly had brought her book outside and it was on the table where we were. Remi decided to go get his too so we could all read together. I love these kids!
