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Tag Archives: Candlewick Press
“Oops! Rabbit,” by Jo Ham
No, Rabbit! Come along on the adventures of a mischievous rabbit. Shown in a variety of situations, he is either causing, or in, trouble. The author both wrote and illustrated the story. The rabbit is shown doing some very bad … Continue reading
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“Is This…Easter?” by Helen Yoon
The Great Easter Egg Controversy! When five dogs find an egg outdoors, they clash about either eating it, or decorating it for Easter. As they fight back and forth, a large bear wearing bunny ears steps in. He takes the … Continue reading
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Tagged “Is This…Easter?”, Bear with Bunny Ears, Becky's Blog, bookreadingtic.com, Candlewick Press, Children's Fiction, Disagreement, Dogs, Easter, Easter Egg, Everyone is Happy, Everyone Wins, Finding an Egg, Helen Yoon, New Solution, Picture Book, Stop the Fight, Three Through Seven Years Old, Tickmenot, Walking with Jesus
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“Keep Up, Duck,” by Ivan and Rachel Bates
Don’t Give Up! Little Puck is the youngest duck in his family. His feathers are still downy, and he has little feet, making it hard to swim fast. When Mamma Duck sets out for the lily pond with all the … Continue reading
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Tagged 2 to 8 Year Olds, Becky's Blog, Being the Youngest, Boats, Candlewick Press, Children's Picture Book, Creative Solutions, Don't Give Up, Duck Family, Ducklings, Ducks, Falling Behind, Hard to Swim, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Husband & Wife Team, Ivan and Rachel Bates, Keep Up Duck, Keeping Up, Mother Duck, Smallest in Group, Surprise, Swimming, Tickmenot, Walking with Jesus
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“Where’s the Bunny,” by Ingela P. Arrhenius
Hopping Down the Bunny Trail along with Lifting Flaps! Join the hunt for the bunny along with other cute friends such as a duckling, and a puppy. Each animal has a double page spread devoted to it that asks where … Continue reading
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Tagged Ages Thru 3 Years Old, Animal Search, Animal Sounds, Becky's Blog, Board Book, bookreadingtic.com, Bunny, Candlewick Press, Children Love Mirrors, Duckling, Ingela P. Arrhenius, Interactive Book, Lift Flap Book, Made for Children, Puppy, Safety Mirror, Tickmenot, Tough Felt Flaps, Walking with Jesus, Where’s the Bunny
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“The Christmas Doll: A Repair Shop Story,” by Amy Sparkes
Illustrated by Katie Hickey A Special Christmas Gift! This sweet tale is based on a true story, and a popular British tv series about a repair shop. During WWII, Sue was a child and was sent (evacuated) to the country … Continue reading
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Tagged “The Christmas Doll: A Repair Shop Story, Ages 7 to 9+, Amy Sparkes, Becky's Blog, British TV Program, Candlewick Press, Child, Child Separated from Family, Children Evacuated, Christmas Gift, Difficult Leaving Family, Doll Present, Doll Repair, England Bombing, Foster Family, Grandmother & Great Granddaughter, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Living in Country, Living with Strangers, Love of Family, Loved by Family, Much Loved Doll, Picture Book, Tickmenot, Walking with Jesus, War, World War II
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“Snow” by Leslie Patricelli
Illustrated by Leslie Patricelli Frozen Fun! Join two little children who are thrilled it is snowing. They are excited to see the snowflakes fall from the sky, to bundle up in winter gear, and to go outside. The two of … Continue reading
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Tagged Ages thru 4, Author is Illustrator, Becky's Blog, Candlewick Press, Children's Board Book, Cold, Discovering Snow, Everything is White, Get Warm, Getting Warm, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Inside Watching Snow, Leslie Patricelli, Lying in Snow, Over-sized, Sleigh Ride, Snow, Snow Day, Snow Flakes Falling, Snowman, Tickmenot, Touching Snow, Two Children, Walking with Jesus, Wet Clothes, Winter Fun, Winter Gear
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“Peekaboo Pumpkin,” By Camilla Reid
Something is Looking at You! This cute board book has something to do on every page, including the cover–the eyes can be moved back and forth. There are many slides to move. Plus, the pull-outs reveal something that is hiding, … Continue reading
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Tagged “Peekaboo Pumpkin”, Ages Thru 3 Years Old, Becky's Blog, Board Book, Camilla Reid, Candlewick Press, Children's Fiction, Colorful Illustrations, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Interactive Book, Mirror, Moving Eyes, Moving Slides, Peekaboo Series, Pull-outs, Pumpkin, Sturdy Book, Tickmenot, Walking with Jesus, Well-Made Book
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“Masala Chai, Fast and Slow,” by Rajani LaRocca
Illustrated by Neha Rawat Making it Just Right! Aarav is sure he can make the drink, masala chai, much faster than his grandfather, Thatha. He and his grandfather, along with the entire family, enjoy drinking it together. On his first … Continue reading
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Tagged "Masala Chai, Ages 3 - 7, Becky's Blog, Candlewick Press, Child in Kitchen, Children Relating to Children, Children's Picture Book, Different Culture, Doing Things Correctly, Drink Ruined, Family Love, Family Tradition, Fast and Slow”, Follow the Steps, Grandfather & Grandson, Grandfather Injured, Grandfather Slow, Grandson Fast, Homemade Chai, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Ignore Directions, Illustrated by Neha Rawat, Making Things Together, Rajani LaRocca, Recipe Included, Results Following Directions, Tickmenot, Walking with Jesus
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“Betty and the Mysterious Visitor” by Anne Twist
The Unwelcome Guest! Illustrated by Emily Sutton What is destroying grandmother’s garden? One morning as Betty and grandmother are leaving, they see that a lot of Acorn Hollows, the garden, has been dug up during the night. Her grandmother grows … Continue reading
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Tagged “Betty and the Mysterious Visitor”, Acorn Hollows, Ages 3 thru 8, Anne Twist, Badger, Becky's Blog, Candlewick Press, Catching the Culprit, Children's Fiction, Destroying Garden, Garden, Growing Berries, Hard-Backed Book, Helping Grandma, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Illustrated by Emily Sutton, Making Jam, Picture Book, Playing in Garden, Playing in the Garden, Selling at a Market, Setting a Trap, Sharing a Garden, Solve Mystery, Swinging, Tickmenot, Visiting Grandma, Walking with Jesus
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“Show Your Colors” by Smriti Prasadam-Halls
Illustrated by Edward Underwood This is the Color of Fun! This isn’t an ordinary “learn your colors book,” instead, it opens a whole new world of giggles and play. Each color is represented by a different animal with names that … Continue reading
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Tagged “Show Your Colors”, Ages Thru 3 Years Old, Becky's Blog, Big Book, Board Book, Bright Colors, Candlewick Press, Edward Underwood, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Learn Colors, Personal Experience, Pop-Up, Rhyming Names, Smriti Prasadam-Halls, Surprise at End, Tickmenot, Walking with Jesus, Well-Made
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