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5 Powerful Adult Non-Fiction Books that will your Beacon in 2022

March 17, 2022 by Rebecca Flansburg Leave a Comment

As author Bob Goff noted, The world has never been more distracting. In these times of struggle, uncertainty, and strive, we need to work overtime to fill our minds and heart with love and positivity. These books are a great way to kick off  2022 with a whirlwind of amazing thought leaders and words of comfort for our souls. Enjoy! Fierce, Free, and Full of Fire: The Guide to Being

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Gifts for Readers That They Can Open Again and Again

November 15, 2021 by Rebecca Flansburg Leave a Comment

Among some of my fondest memories as a child includes the times my mother read to me. The gentle cadence of my mother’s voice paired with the thrill of crispy white book pages that shared a thrilling story became a nightly ritual. Then I became a parent myself and the love and the magic of reading together every night was something we all looked forward to.

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An Oldie, but a Goodie Book Review |Let’s Revisit The Penderwicks

September 29, 2021 by Valarie Leave a Comment

The Penderwicks

If you’ve been following along these last few months, we’ve been having a ton of fun revisiting older books reviews. Why? Because even though these titles may have published a few years ago, they are still amazing books that will enchant and delight your young readers. Welcome back to the An Oldie, but a Goodie Book Review Project! Here’s what you may have missed: Oldies, but Goodies | Great Kidlit

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Oldies, but Goodies | More Kidlit Titles to Add to the Read Pile

September 8, 2021 by Valarie Leave a Comment

Happy September! Whether your classroom looks like your dining room table or the local public school, keeping kids fueled with interesting books is always a challenge. Here are some great kidlit books that we’ve reviewed in the past. The titles may be older, but they are still excellent options. Planet Kindergarten: 100 days in Orbit by Sue Ganz-Schmitt What’s one of the most essential parts of a space crew? Teamwork!

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Oldies, but Goodies Book Review | Awesome Books for Crafty Kids

August 7, 2021 by Valarie Leave a Comment

Is your child “crafty?” Not like sneaky “crafty,” but someone who truly enjoys glue, paper, wood, yarn, and loves activities like homemade paper, creating a sticky nature collage, and creating nature collage bracelets? If that’s a YES, here is another booklist in our Oldies, but Goodies theme! As we mentioned in previous posts, sometimes, as readers and reviewers, we get so caught up in the “newest and best” releases that

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Oldies, but Goodies | Great Summer Reading for Advanced Readers

July 28, 2021 by Valarie Leave a Comment

As I mentioned in previous posts, sometimes, as readers and reviewers, we get so caught up in the “newest and best” releases that we forget about the goldmine of exceptional kids’ books that already exist! The following are MORE books the Audrey Press Team has read over the last 4+ years that they feel are worthy of a fresh look. This summer reading booklist is dedicated to more advanced readers

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Oldies, but Goodies | Great Kidlit for Summer Reading PART TWO

July 24, 2021 by Valarie Leave a Comment

As I mentioned in this previous post, sometimes, as readers and reviewers, we get so caught up in the “newest and best” releases that we forget about the goldmine of exceptional kids’ books that already exist! The following are MORE books the Audrey Press Team has read over the last 4+ years that they feel are worthy of a fresh look. Enjoy! What on Earth by Isabel Thomas Wind This

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National Pollinator Week is not Just for the Bees! A Pollinator Booklist

June 25, 2021 by Valarie Leave a Comment

Pollinator Week is an annual event celebrated internationally in support of pollinator health. It’s a time to celebrate pollinators and spread the word about what we can do to protect them. Most of the time when we hear the word “pollinator,” we automatically think of bees. But, did you know, that birds, bats, butterflies, beetles, and other small mammals are responsible for pollinating plants and bringing us one out of

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A summer reading solution for reluctant readers

May 26, 2021 by Valarie Leave a Comment

Yay summer! Bring on the sun, fun, and FREEDOM! As adults, we can completely understand our youngster’s reluctance to do any sort of “school-y” things during the off-season; but we also have a responsibility to keep little minds sharp. Not long ago, the AP blog shared some great info on offering up books that pique the interest of young readers during the summer, but we have another idea up our

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Teaching, Problem Solving, & More: 10 Minecraft Books for Kids

January 27, 2021 by Valarie Leave a Comment

Minecraft Books for Kids

Not long ago, I shared a blog post that acknowledged that encouraging kids to play Minecraft may sound counterproductive, but it actually does have far-reaching educational value. I also shared a Minecraft Book that Creates a Bridge Between Parents & Kids. This post has been so well-received that I decided to dive even deeper and share a plethora of great Minecraft Books for Kids! Believe it or not, Minecraft is

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  • Brooks BenjaminBrooks Benjaminauthor of My Seventh Grade Life in Tights

    Gorgeous descriptions of New Orleans paired with a brilliant take on vampire lore, all written with a truly authentic teen voice add up to one thing: Hannah Rials’s writing is breathing new life into the paranormal YA world.

  • Mia WenjenMia Wenjenwww.pragmaticmom.com

    I always suspected that certain picture books give dragons an undeserved bad rap. This delightful picture book clears up dangerous and misleading misconceptions about dragons. Dragons, as it turns out, are gentle creatives that love sweets, hoard books, and, most certainly, are real! I'm getting the word out to my kids!

  • Renee CormierRenee CormierMother-Daughter Book Club

    Visually, this book is GORGEOUS! A Year in the Secret Garden is a treasure trove of activities, crafts, games, recipes and information all related to the classic children’s book, The Secret Garden, bringing to life this wonderful book to a new generation of readers. I cannot recommend this beautifully illustrated and detailed, information-packed book highly enough to parents, homeschoolers, teachers, and librarians. Ages 5+

  • Linda DawkinsLinda DawkinsNatural Suburbia

    What a beautiful book! The Waldorf Homeschool Handbook has given me much food for thought by reading it. I love it and even though we have already been homeschooling for almost 8 years now with children in highschool, it has been wonderfully refreshing and has encouraged me to relook at how we go about our homeschooling journey.

  • Bella AndreBella AndreNew York Times & USA Today bestselling author
    The Ultimate Guide to Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is the most beautiful children’s book I’ve Ever Seen!
  • Eileen StraitonEileen StraitonLittle Acorn Learning

    The Fox Diaries is a beautiful collection that brings nature and beauty to life with each turning of the page.  I highly recommend this lovely book for adults and children of all ages.

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