REVIEW Some Days Are Yellow written by Suzanne Slade and illustrated by Michelle Lee , (Sleeping Bear Press) is a charming rhyming tale that captures the highs and lows of everyday life. I appreciate Slade’s ability to depict the ups and downs of daily life in a concise manner, portraying the different challenges we face each day. Slade’s approach is… Continue reading SOME DAYS ARE YELLOW: An SEL Book Review by Lori Keating and a Giveaway
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Lori Keating reviews JUST FLOWERS.
Lori Keating reviews Laura K. ZImmermann's beautiful STEM book, Mushroom Rain.
A rising junior and a rising fourth grader review Sandy Whiting's young middle-grade book, MEATBALL MAN HEAD DETECTIVE
Book review and giveaway of A LITTLE BIT OF EVERYTHING
A summer treat: a book about a summer day in Michigan by Amber Lynn Hellewell.
Lori Keating reviews Lorna Schultz Nicholson's lovely picture book about a favorite Canadian food.
REVIEW The Little Red Chair written by Cathy Stefanec Ogren and illustrated by Alexandra Thompson (Sleeping Bear Press: 2024) revolves around a worn-out chair yearning for love. Displayed in a vintage store window, the chair longs for a home where it will be cherished and loved by a family. At home, Mia and her mother work together to breathe new… Continue reading The Little Red Chair: A Picture Book Review by Lori Keating and a Giveaway
Lori Keating reviews Judy Campbell-Smith's book, ICE CREAM EVER&WHERE