Series: Cooper the Dog #2
Author: Michelle Lander Feinberg
Publisher: SDP Publishing
Genre: Children's fiction
Source: Reedsy Discovery
My Review:
Please Don’t Tell Cooper That Jack is a Rabbit is written by Michelle Lander Feinberg and illustrated by Anna Mosca. This is the second book that this dynamic team has produced. I love that the illustrator remained the same, keeping continuity between the stories.
Title: The Legend of the Stinky Sock
Author: Laura Riley
Genre: Children's Fiction
My Review:
The title is what caught my attention of The Legend of the Stinky Sock. I thought it was clever and funny and wanted to read to see what it was about. The author is Laura Riley. Laura is a children's book author and stay-at-home mom.
Title: My First Best Cousin Friend
Series: The Adventures of Khay-La-La Bookie and Gabby Goo #1
Author: Lynn C. Page
Publisher: Pagegirl 101 Publishing
Genre: Children's Fiction
Title: Billy Makes Cookies
Author: Pria Dee
Illustrator: Tina Perko
Publisher: Boomi llc.
Genre: Children's Fiction
My review:
You can tell from the cover that when Billy Makes Cookies, all will not be smooth sailing. This children's picture book is composed by Pria Dee. Pria Dee is an Indian American author, who currently resides in Michigan. Pria has written several children’s books based on her experiences and observations. She loves animals and children and writes to combine both her passions.
Author: Judith M. Ackerman
Publisher: The Storyteller Books
Genre: Children's Fiction
My Review:
A Christmas Miracle at Ground Zero is intended to be a story of hope. It is written by Judith Ackerman. Judith was born in Atlantic City, N.J. She is an award-winning designer and artist. When she became ill with Lupus, she discovered her love of inventing children's stories. She has two sons and seven grandchildren. She lives in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
Title: Gratitude: The Missing Piece of the Puzzle
Author: Maddy Jones
Publisher: Self Published
Genre: Poetry
My Review:
Gratitude: The Missing Piece of the Puzzle is written by Maddy Jones. Maddy spent years as a Reiki healer and teacher before venturing into the world of writing. Gratitude: The Missing Piece of the Puzzle is her first novel. Maddy is passionate about animal welfare and is the founder of the charity West Mercia Animal Refuge.
Title: We Are Heroes
Author: Kyle Hart
Publisher: Sleepy Robot Books
Pages: 30
Genre: Children's Fiction
My Review:
The cover of We Are Heroes is what drew my attention to this work. I cannot recall another book off the top of my head with a father and his son represented on the front cover. We Are Heroes is a debut children’s book by aspiring writer, Kyle Hart. Kyle graduated from Marietta College with a degree in history and theatre. He and his family reside in Marietta, Ohio.
Title: Sensing
Author: Diana Haemer
Publisher: Atmosphere Press
Genre: Poetry
Synopsis:
From prom & college acceptances to heartbreak and personal loss, Diana Haemer’s second book of poetry represents her life’s work. Sensing is an autobiographical journey that encapsulates the essences of nature, love, loss, and family exploring a variety of poetic styles (villanelles, sonnets, haikus, et al). Written over the span
![Homeschooling with Ease: A Parent's Beginner Guide to Simple, Harmonious Home Learning by [Robynn Honeychurch]](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51zdDNBT+mS.jpg)
Title: Homeschooling with Ease
Author: Robynn Honeychurch
Genre: Nonfiction/Education
My Review:
In the last year or so with everything going on more and more families are switching to homeschooling. Whether by being forced into it by the schools closing, or fear of the unknown, so they decided to keep their children home. That makes the timing of Homeschooling with Ease perfect. Homeschooling with Ease is written by Robynn Honeychurch. Robynn has taught children for over 25 years, through tutoring programs, community classes, and working as an online learning consultant. She has supported hundreds of homeschooling parents and students from the ages of 5 to 14. Robynn homeschools her daughter and lives on Vancouver Island, BC, Canada, with her family.
Title:
The Adventures of Bentley Hippo: Inspiring Children to be Patient
Author: Argyro Graphy
Publisher: BHEC Prublishing
Genre: Children's Fiction
Synopsis:
A loud knock at the front door has Bentley startled. Who could it be? Jaxon an excited monkey with ADHD, rambles on not making any sense. Racing ahead pointing in the distance, Bentley follows this silly monkey. A large crowd has gathered making it impossible for Jaxon to see what the fuss is all about.
Title: She Lost Her Muse
Series: The Maypole Artists #1
Author: June Rollins
Publisher: KDP
Genre: Women's Fiction
My Review:
The beautiful cover is what first drew me to this book. Once I read the synopsis, I was hooked and could not wait to start.
I like Poppy; she is real, relatable, and has common struggles that most young ladies have. She has a rocky relationship with her parents and is trying to break out of the role of "preacher's daughter" and make something of herself.
Author: Amanda Green
Publisher: Yes She Can LLC
Genre: Children's fiction
My Review:
What do you think of when you hear Engineer? If you are like me, you likely think of a man who operates a locomotive. However, in Maya the Engineer young readers will explore several remarkable jobs that fall under the category of an engineer.
Title: Bambolina Advenutures
Author: Maria St. Clair
Publisher:
Genre: Children's Fiction
Synopsis:
A must-read magical and adventurous picture book. Based on true character and events. Perfect for young readers age 3-5.
Bambolina is a happy little girl who likes to go on adventures every
day and with the help of her little fairies everywhere she goes
everything comes to life.
Title: Potty-Training Day
Author: Akilah Trinay and Ziana T. Washington
Publisher: Revision Publishing LLC
Genre: Children's Fiction
Synopsis:
Together ZiZi and Mommy explore the joys, challenges and frustrations when transitioning from being a baby into becoming a Big Girl.
Title: The Widow's Oil: Discovering God's Purpose in the Midst of Grief
Author: Nickcole Byrd
Publisher: Byrd Media LLC
Genre: Self-Help
Synopsis:
Simultaneously, I had experienced two untimely deaths. The death of my husband, and the death of a season in my life. After 24 years of marriage, God decided that this chapter was done. It was over. And there was nothing I could do to change it.
Title: The Boy Who Illustrated Happiness
Author: Victor Santos
Genre: Children's fiction
Synopsis:
Ben loves to draw. Drawing makes him happy, and he uses his drawing
talent to also make others around him happy. One day, he has an idea:
what if he started a Happiness Club? To become a member of the club, all
a child has to do is use their own unique talents to make another
member of the club happy. In this uplifting, diverse, and beautifully
illustrated book, children will learn how the exponential power of love,
respect, and friendship can be harnessed to make the world a happier
place for all.
My Review:
The cover of The Boy Who Illustrated Happiness is what first drew me to this book. It shows imagination and creativity and I wondered exactly what “illustrated happiness” meant. The Boy Who Illustrated Happiness is written by Victor D. O. Santos and is illustrated by Eszter Miklós. Victor has written several children’s books, all with the same goal, “to inspire young children to be respectful of differences and always strive to be a good person.”
Continue reading review on Reedsy Discovery here: https://reedsy.com/discovery/book/the-boy-who-illustrated-happiness-victor-santos#review
![Enhance your Marriage: The surprising benefits of exercising as husband and wife by [Elizabeth Tayem, Eric Tangumonkem]](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/4178R7I1OTL.jpg)
Title: Enhance Your Marriage: The Surprising Benefits of Exercising as Husband and Wife
Authors: Elizabeth Tayem, M.S. and Eric Tangumonkem, Ph.D.
Publisher: IEM Press
Genre: Self-help/Sex and Relationships
Synopsis:
Marriage is like a three-legged stool! Every successful marriage has three legs that it stands on, and it is impossible to build a strong and enduring marriage without communication, money, and sex.
We all have dreams, some of them are big, some are small, and some seem downright impossible. Some we have talked about for years and others we have kept hidden in our hearts, for fear that if we revealed them out loud, we would jinx ourselves. Do you believe that dreams can come true? I do. What about