to be a kid book For Kids Book Reviews

Latest Reviews:“To Be A Kid” expresses what it means to be a kid, hence the title. The question is; just how different are we from one another. There is a sense of unity for all children from all over the world. The message behind the book is that all children share commonalities no matter where they are from. The......[Read More]

Book Introduction:One morning, Emma decided she simply did not want to be a kid anymore.She didn't want an early bedtime or have to sit in the back seat of the car, or be interrupted for dinner while playing hide-and-seek with her friends, or be told that unless she ate her vegetables, she would never grow up.But wha......[Read More]

Latest Reviews:To extend the story, I challenged my sons to build their own superhero (using Legos) and then to write a story that details about their superhero all of the elements that Superior Guy says are needed.[Read More]

Latest Reviews:So boring and lame it should have been more exciting and less of Danny did this then Danny did that[Read More]

Latest Reviews:My daughter loved it! It's funny and educational. Great pictures and humor. I recommend this for parents that love to read to their kids.[Read More]

Latest Reviews:WOW! What a cool story for kids these ages and plus! TOK now like this dog told alligator that if one worked hard enough towards what one really wishes to be he could achieve it. So,with that said and the beautiful illustrations I want to recommend this for five stars and for kids 2-7&+! I received......[Read More]

Latest Reviews:The "You Wouldn't Want to Be a..." books are some of our favorites for studying history! This one gives a pretty clear (and sometimes gross and nasty) idea of why you wouldn't want to be a crusader. Brief background is given on why Jerusalem was considered an important city by so many people and how......[Read More]

Latest Reviews:I bought this for my 10 y/o niece. It wasn't as easy to read or as straightforward as I needed for her age.[Read More]

Latest Reviews:I learned something as an adult about the Convention of Child Rights.[Read More]

Latest Reviews: I cannot wait to hand this to adults who are getting a wee bit tired of their kids'/nieces'/nephews'/tiny friends' obsessions with princesses. This is a great nonfiction picture book that tells readers exactly what it was really like to be a medieval princess--it's far l......[Read More]

Latest Reviews:Such a fun book! I love the illustrations and the use of only 3 colors. I can't wait until his next book![Read More]

Latest Reviews:Well Lonely Planet, you have done it again by releasing another awesome book! (not for parents.) Kids this is your chance to read everything you need to know about being a young explorer (and perhaps the next Bear Grylls), how to become a famous dinosaur hunter, covering what it was like in the age ......[Read More]

Latest Reviews:The illustrations are very nice but I was not impressed with the story. I am hoping my great grandchild will enjoy it.[Read More]

Latest Reviews:Julie was one of the first clients I brought on as a new agent and SNAPPSY was one of my first book sales. From my first time reading SNAPPSY I knew it was a book I couldn't live without. Both of my kids (Turkeybird and Littlebug) feel exactly the same and have ooh'd and ahh'd over the development o......[Read More]

Book Introduction:READ IT NOW !!! Do you like BEDTIME STORY, CARTOON ? Are you LOOKING FOR a book for BEGINNER READER ? Let's TEACH your CHILDREN by this book to be a GOOD CHILD. YOU will LOVE this BOOK!!! I would like to take you with me on my JOURNEY. COME and READ, and set your IMAGINATION FREE !!! After a lon......[Read More]

Latest Reviews:This book caught my eye because students often ask for help in finding a publisher for stories they have written. Now I can recommend a how-to-do-it book written especially for grades 5-9. First published in 2001, the revised volume walks the budding writer through the steps to be followed from gene......[Read More]

Latest Reviews:Its a beautiful book my son loved it ! thank you[Read More]

Latest Reviews:daughter loves it[Read More]

Latest Reviews:Bo Vine, <strong>How to Be a Cow</strong> (Price Stern Sloan, 2002)Quick, funny board book by "Bo Vine" (actually, Shelly Meredith of <em>Whose Nose is This?</em>/<em>Whose Tail is This?</em> fame) that covers some of the basics of cowdom, though there's more than enough anthropomo......[Read More]

Latest Reviews:My daughter who is just under 9, said that this is the best book she's ever read (she loves reading). She wishes there could be a "How to be a math genious 2".[Read More]