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Run! by Giovonni Gifft
Run! is an incredible book to develop your little ones’ interest in health and fitness. This book follows a young boy Bradley who is curious about the importance of running as an exercise. Then his father helped him understand the critical components of running and its benefits. Running has numerous health benefits for children, makes our bones, muscles, and heart strong, improves stamina, and increases self-esteem and confidence.
The Adventures of Granny and Lexi Loo: The Rollerblade Adventure by Patti Damelio
The “Rollerblade Adventure” is the first published story in The Adventures of Granny and Lexi Loo series and shows a precious bond between a grandmother and a girl. The Adventures of Granny and Lexi Loo is an adorable story of a granny and her Lexi Loo who are out on an adventurous day to buy rollerblades at a mega-mart. Lexi meets her best friend, Gina Beana, who is crying for rollerblades, but since she is in a wheelchair, her mom doesn’t know how to calm her down.
Meet Our Fabulous Author Jennifer Kurani
Q: First tell us something about yourself? I was born and raised in New York, and spent my childhood always using my imagination. I spent most of my time reading books whenever I could. Q: How and when your journey started as a writer? After working in children’s publishing at Scholastic.com, I decided to write a children’s picture book of my own. Q: When did you write your first story? Is it published or not? I wrote my first story, A Big Birthday Hug, in 2007 which got published in 2017.
Through the Colors of a Butterfly By Martinique Mims
BOOK REVIEW This book empowers and encourages children to love themselves, be proud of their uniqueness and other physical differences such as disabilities or skin disorders. Through the Colors of a Butterfly is a story about a young girl named Unique who feelsnervous about starting the third grade in a new school at a new place. On the first day, when her teacher Ms. Mangu selected her as a lucky student and gave her the responsibility to take care of the class pet, a caterpillar.
Feeling Special By Jennifer Kurani
Book Review Feeling Special By Jennifer Kurani Feeling Special is a delightful story with a strong message for children that everyone has different qualities, so no need to compare yourself with others. This book encourages children to discover their uniqueness and strength. Turtle feels sad, and he thinks that he is ordinary. As all his friends are special, Squirrels can leap from branch to branch quickly, Bee makes honey, and Rabbit can hop high, so Turtle wants to feel special too.
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