To be honest, it felt really strange writing the title of this book on my blog because I don't read any type of crime. Generally, it doesn't interest me, but this year I have decided to read out of my comfort zone a little.
Books On Tour – Juno Jones
There is no one quite like Juno Jones, she doesn't like reading, is writing a book, she's got ninja moves and is usually up to some sort of mischief...or at least thinking about it.
Sounds Magic
Sounds Magic explores creativity and music, bringing puppets to life as they go on their musical adventure.
Imagine – Book and Puzzle Set
Imagine if we were deep in the jungle where butterflies drift and jaguars prowl where parakeets squawk and wild monkeys howl...
The Brave Knight
A young knight (boy), protects his castle (his play equipment) with a (cardboard) sword. Beware, he is watching and listening and inspiring the imagination of children.
There’s a Dragon in Your Book
Thank you Tom Fletcher and Greg Abbott for sharing your creativity and imagination so that another book inspires children and adults to read. This book is interactive, well illustrated and just the best for Storytime sessions.
STEAM Play & Learn
Not only is this a wonderful resource that can be used in the home or school setting, the author reminds us that it is about the process and not the product, that it is okay to make mistakes, encourage them to tinker, and give them the freedom to be innovative.
These Are Animals
These are animals is one of the most fun books I have read to a group of children in a while. It was great to see the children love the book as much as I did, which is why it is now one of my favourite go to books for Storytime sessions.
The Walkabout Orchestra
When this gem arrived in the mail I was rather excited, I have always been a fan of the Where's Wally type of books and this one sure didn't disappoint. The Walkabout Orchestra Postcards from around the World, is a beautiful book.
Shout Out to the Girls
Shout Out to the Girls is my definite pick of the month for a must have book, especially for Australian children and teens. With all the royalties going to The Smith Family charity you not only get to read the book but help those in need. Congratulations to the various Penguin Random House women that put this together, I thank you for opening my mind to possibilities.