The best way to build lifelong literacy skills—and a love of reading!—is to give little ones books that keep them excited and engaged. Fortunately, interactive board books and picture books are perfect for this! By allowing beginner bookworms a chance to engage with not only the story but the book itself, toddlers and early readers … Continue reading Interactive Favorites for Building Early Literacy Skills in Baby Bookworms
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Where’s Waldo?: The Magnificent Movie Spotlight Search by Martin Handford
Unsurprisingly, the Where’s Waldo? books continue to be a favorite amongst young readers nearly forty years after they were first published! And having played with the newest title in the series, it’s easy to see why. Especially fun in this iteration is the “spotlight” magnifying glass, which is more than a fun gimmick; I found … Continue reading Where’s Waldo?: The Magnificent Movie Spotlight Search by Martin Handford
Into the Sand Castle: A Lift-the-Flap Book (Cindy Jin)
Hello, friends! Our book today is Into the Sand Castle: A Lift-the-Flap Book, written by Cindy Jin and illustrated by Allison Black, an interactive board book that explores an undersea palace and its surprising inhabitants. In a sea floor sand castle, complete with towering turrets and plenty of doors to explore, there lives a number … Continue reading Into the Sand Castle: A Lift-the-Flap Book (Cindy Jin)
When I’m Not Looking (Farren Phillips)
Hello, friends! Our book today is When I’m Not Looking by Farren Phillips, a ridiculous and hilarious interactive picture book that asks a question for the ages: what do our pets do when we’re not looking? Young philosopher Legs has big questions - questions so big that even her Moms can’t answer them! But the … Continue reading When I’m Not Looking (Farren Phillips)
You Complete Me: A Sliding Pull-Tab Book (Cindy Jin)
Hello, friends! Our book today was You Complete Me: A Sliding Pull-Tab Book, written by Cindy Jin and illustrated by Yuzhen Cai, a short and sweet love letter to the one who makes you whole. Addressing the reader in first person, the text expresses that the speaker and reader make a perfect pair, and just … Continue reading You Complete Me: A Sliding Pull-Tab Book (Cindy Jin)
