Arts & Craft Book Kits |
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Buyer's Guide: Best Picture Books |
These classic picture books engage young children's minds and hearts... |
Children's Book Review: The Peace Book |
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Feature Book Series Review: W.I.T.C.H. |
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Chapter Book Series Review: Geronimo Stilton |
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Book Review: Charming Opal (Toot & Puddle) |
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More Book Reviews |
From one sweet smile to ten sticky fingers, this counting book comes alive with captivating and tender illustrations depicting a day in the life of Baby...
Top Pick If you are wondering what concrete poems are, simply put, they are a whole lot of inventive fun. These highly visual poems express themselves not only through their text, but also through a playful arrangement of words, spaces, and typefaces...
Sweet Dreams: Perfect for sharing at bedtime, this new book by Jane Simmons will cure any fears of shadows and is guaranteed to fuel sweet dreams... A little mouse has a very big question for his mother after they've witnessed all sorts of animal parents getting their children ready for bed in this charming bedtime story... |
Activity Books |
Turn off the TV and take a tree walk with this fun interactive handbook. Everything is here to inspire kids to plan and take a nature walk. They'll learn how to "ID" trees and leaves and have a great time as they do ... Children's World Cookbook (Usborne Internet-Linked) Packed with appealing photos of food and international landmarks, this world cookbook is specially designed to be used and enjoyed by kids ... Read more |
Our Reviews: |
At EdutainingKids.com, we look for children's books that engage and delight young minds. The Guide to Children's Books section of our site includes our collection of independent reviews and articles. |
Arts & Crafts and How to Draw Books |
Doodle Cats doesn't only offer kids fantastic guidelines and instructions for drawing cats of all shapes, sizes, and expressions—it comes with a roll of paper to doodle on, and an attached pencil to doodle with. The roll of "doodling" paper is 35 feet long, and can be pulled through the special holder and torn off as desired. Kids doodle right on the writing surface of the book... Books such as this one are wonderful to have on hand in a household with young children. As parents, we usually encourage our kids to let their creative juices flow naturally. No doubt, drawing freeform is one of the most creative activities kids can engage in. However, there comes a time when children enjoy some art instruction... Ed Emberley's Drawing Book of Weirdos How to draw "weirdos" like bats, vampires, witches, skeletons, and more... This 32-page paperback from the Usborne Playtime series is simple and fun. Designed for young children, I Can Draw Animals gives step-by-step instructions... |
Learning to Read |
Once kids can sound out simple words and know some sight words, you'll want to keep the momentum going and offer some simple books that will help build confidence and gently challenge... The Fat Cat Sat on the Mat (An I Can Read Book) This sweet little book is simply perfect for children who are ready to move beyond their Bob Books or other basic readers. This remains simple, but... Top PickThis classic P.D. Eastman story is just right for budding readers who have grown out of their Bob Books. In fact, it is a wonderful read-aloud for preschoolers too... |
Check out art prints of favorite children's stories, including Curious George, Winnie the Pooh, Guess How Much I Love You?, Goodnight Moon, Beatrix Potter, and more... |
Focus on Children's Author: Fun New Books by Todd Parr |
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Focus on Children's Book Publisher |
With ten years, and such remarkable books as Guess How Much I Love You? and One Duck Stuck!, under their belt, Candlewick Press, an independent children's publisher, has reason to celebrate. We had a chance to take a look at their brand-new and upcoming children's book offerings... |
Focus on Author: The Little Duck with Big Feet: Daisy! |
Top Pick. Jane Simmons' Daisy books feature stunning artwork and stories with gentle drama... |
Article: Teaching Preschoolers the Alphabet |
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Book Review: Oh, Baby! A Celebration of Babies |
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Special Interest |
When it's potty time in your household, it definitely helps for young children to learn about "going potty" from a variety of sources. Incorporating potty-learning into children's favorite activities--like story time—can be very useful; that's where books about going potty come in handy ... Juggling Act: Handling Divorce Without Dropping the Ball This "survival kit" contains books, a calendar with stickers, and a divorce communication tool--all designed to help make the difficulties that often accompany a divorce a little easier to handle.... |