If you need a gift for all the cat lovers in your life, Purry Logic is it! This books is all about cats. Now, I personally am not the cat lover in this house. However, I have two little ones who absolutely adore cats. Needless to say, they loved this book. The book is well illustrated with different kinds of cats on each page. Each cat is doing its own thing and has its own saying next to it like “what canary?” and “I know you are happy to see me . . . just open the can”. Even a non-cat lover enjoyed this book and laughed at a lot of the sayings. They definitely got a cat’s personality down to a tee. This works great in my house because the book is short and holds both of my kids attention.
Now, I am also holding a giveaway for one of my lucky winners to win a copy of Purry Logic. This is going to be a short giveaway, so you’ll have to be quick entering this one. Here’s what you need to do:
1. Leave a comment on this post. Tell me why this book is perfect for you or the person you are going to give it too).
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This giveaway will end on December 3 at 8:00 pm CST is available to US residents only. Good luck!
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I See Me! are some the best personalized books out there on the market. I was able to look at a couple of samples, and I am impressed. My kids love the sample books, so I am seriously considering getting them their own. There have several different books to pick from, but I am just going to review the two that I received.
The first thing that jumps out at you is the illustrations in this book. They are some of the most detailed I have seen in a kids book ever. My Very Own Name has each page spelling out your child’s name. They also have a cute saying to go with it. Being that we are working on letter sounds and spelling with Madison, this is something very helpful to us. When you get to the end of the book, your child’s name will be completely spelled out (first and last). There also is an animal encyclopedia. It tells you about each animal in the book. For example, an elephant can weigh up to 13,000 lbs and a daddy emus sit on the eggs to keep them warm! This book also includes your child’s birthday and a dedication from the sender. This is definitely for both boys and girls from 0 – 8 years old.
My Very Own Fairy Tale is for girls ages 0 – 12 years old. This book has fairies spelling your little girls first and last name in rhyme. The illustrations in this book too are awesome. You just don’t see this in kids books. At the end of this book, there is “The Fairy Patch”. It is a listing of all the fairies in the book. Each fairy is named after a plant, so they is also a little bit about each plant. For example, we learned that growers harvest cranberries by flooding their fields with water and iris is the Greek word for rainbow. This too has a personal dedication in it from the sender.
Both of these books are a hit in my house. This is definitely a great gift for not only your children, but for that kid in your life that seems to have everything. These books have already gotten hours of use at my house.
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From Head to Toe is a book I absolutely adore. It is one of the few books out there that get your kids off their butt. How do you ask? Each page of the book asks your child if they can do things such as
I am a camel and I bend my knees. Can you do it?
Each page is illustrated with the animal doing the activity they want you to try out. It also has a child doing the same activity saying, “I Can Do It!”. Every time we read this book, Madison (my 4 year old) has to try out each activity.
If you are trying to your kids more active, this book is for you. If you just want a fun book, this book is for you also!
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This book by Cecil Alexander takes the popular saying we all know: “All things bright and beautiful, all creatures great and small, all things wise and wonderful . . .” and illustrates it. Besides the first couple of lines, I did not realize there was more to the poem (or whatever you want to call it). However, the illustrations in All Things Bright and Beautiful are really nice. When I read this book to my kids, it reminds me to enjoy life and quit worrying if my business should change hosting companies. The pictures in here allow your children to really make up their own stories beyond the words on the page, and what more could you want from a book?
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