Book reviews,Kidlit,Young Adult
The Adventures Of Merrick The Viking by Chris DavisA young teenage Viking boy named Merrick must escape his Scandinavian homeland and ends up on a historic journey of discovering new lands while becoming a great sailor along the way he falls in love to a young Irish girl and has to defend her and her village along the sea.The Adventures Of Merrick The Viking is written for the middle-grade level and a nice length of just 138 pages . Published … [Continue reading...]
Sherlock Holmes, My Dad, and Me By Anna Elliott, co-author of the Sherlock Holmes & Lucy James Mystery Series It took me seven years to land my first publishing contract— which is actually not terrible by industry standards. But it meant that I’d had the dedication on my first novel picked out for at least that long: To my dad, who taught me to write. When I was in my last year of college, required to complete a thesis for honors in English, my dad effectively told me,Write a novel, then … [Continue reading...]
Vera McLuckie and the Daydream Club by Jane Evans Oh! How I love this book! As a grandmother raising a child with ADHD and a Sensory Disorder, who hates being touched, this book definitely hits home and gives me hope. Vera hates school, really Mondays, because she finds it hard to concentrates and it […]
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Clara Humble and the Not-So-Super Powers by Anna Humphrey illustrated by ; Lisa Cinar Clara is a 9 year old little girl who’s world has just been turned upside down. Clara and her friend Bradley both attend Gladhill Elementary and they just found out the rival elementary school is sending some of their students […]
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Bess’s Magical Garden by M.E. Hembroff It’s been a terrible time for Bess lately. Her father died in a car crash, she is in the final stages of polio and now her mother has moved her to a new town, Pineview, away from her best friend, Megan. Not long after Bess and her mother move […]
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Review by Aishwarya Girish Elementals :The Prophecy of Shadows It was a good introductory book to the series. It established their world and the dangers that they’ll face in the future into perspective without being too revealing. The characters were well established so that the reader can root for them in the future. […]
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The Old Library Café by Veronica R Tabares With Illustrations by Tara Tabares Granddaddy and Grandmommy buy an old library and convert it into a bakery. But to run a bakery, you have to know how to bake. So while Granddaddy brushes up on his baking skills, Grandmommy tinkers in the basement […]
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On beautiful day a lady comes into the town of Baraboo, Wisconsin and she stops first at a cafe named Birdies. Once inside the cafe the young waitress, Abby, notices the lady is new in town and she asks the lady where she is from. The lady said her name is Sara Flutterbye and she […]
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Follow a father’s spiritual journey in the film based off a bestselling novel. Based on the best selling Novel by William P. Young Starring Academy award winner Octavia Spencer ,Sam Worthington and Country Music star Tim McGraw. The Shack is now available on DVD and Blue Ray.Bookroom Reviews is Giving away one copy to one […]
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Tolerance is the willingness to accept the existence of behavior or opinions that are different and that you may disagree with. At a more direct level, tolerance is the force that enables you to treat everybody in the same way and without prejudice, even when people are all different. Being tolerant means that you […]
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How Online Summer Training Helps Your Children To Keep Them Locked In? One of the most preferred periods every student or kid loves to have in their life is summer vacation. Students and kids used to plan a lot of things during their summer vacation because it is the period where they can […]
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Children Books – Let’s Go Back to the Start! How was your childhood? Do you remember your Grandma reading out stories to you about princesses, epic stories, stories of wonders and much more? Just like me, my brother, my sisters, I am sure even you must have had some bright childhood memory about stories that […]
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Your Stories Matter Whose stories exactly? Everyone’s. It’s not about the stories you can find in the books. It’s the stories of and about these children that need understanding. The story of the why and how they are like they are. It’s the stories of neurodiversity. Your Stories Matter is an educational collection of […]
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Missing Gems of the Taj Mahal The adventure of a lifetime is only one click away! A Time Travel Adventure While fifth-grader Sid Cooper prepares for the regional history bowl, he visits the enchanted land of India . He can’t wait to see the Taj Mahal with his newfound local friend Raj Verma. After Sid […]
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Love From Mars By JP Cawood The book was emotional, spiritual and insightful with Sci-fi elements to it. What was surprising to me is how much it made me care for the characters, care for them to get together and live happily ever after, how much ever impossible that seemed. The characters are well-written, […]
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Super Natural Hero an Action Adventure Award winning series by Eran Gadot. Follow the trials and Tribulations of young Andy as he finds his way in life… Supernatural Hero (Book 1) Don’t try to be someone else, be yourself! Reading this book will make you see that being yourself is the only […]
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Gramma Mouse is gathered with all her little grandchildren around her and they begin begging for her to tell them a story. This is the beginning of the book titled, “Gramma Mouse Tells a Story,” by M.E. Hembroff. I was so excited to review this book and tell my readers about it. This book is […]
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“Where Is Robin” is a wonderful book for children, written by Robin Barone & illustrated by Robyn Mitchell. In this darling and very educational book, little Robin bird tells her mom that she wants to see the world, but she will never forget home. I love how Robin journey’s all across the US to some […]
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I just read the cutest book to my grandsons titled, “The Day We Rode the Rainbow” ,by Jodi F. Mays and illustrated by M.J. Reinhardt. This is the most colorful book with 3D stand out objects and gems. It is so adorable! This hardback book has 24 pages and is perfect for all ages. If you […]
[Continue reading...]The Guide to Healthy Sleep for Kids Children need quality sleep for healthy mental and physical development. And the sleep habits that children form early on can lay the foundation for a lifetime of healthy sleep. As a parent, you want to support healthy sleep for your children, offering the support and resources kids […]
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