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Tag Archives: Candlewick Press
“Unicorn Post,” by Emma Yarlett
Just the Right Home for a Unicorn A little girl, who loves unicorns, suddenly has one show up at her door. She is thrilled and tries to find it a home. She looks at a farm, a carnival, a castle … Continue reading
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Tagged Ages 5 to 9, Ask Child Questions, Becky's Blog, Bond With Unicorn, Candlewick Press, Carnival, Castle, Changing Feelings, Cheerful, Cotton Candy, Emma Yarlett, Farm, Great Illustrations, Happy, Home for a Unicorn, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Lighthearted, Meaningful Experience, Parent-Child Discussion, Picture Book, Rainbows, Richer Experience, SAD, Sprinkles, Tickmenot, Tree House, Unicorn, Unicorn at Door, Unicorn Post, Vibrant Colors, Walking with Jesus
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“My Bicentennial Summer,” by G. Neri
An Epic Road Trip The author, Greg, was eight-years-old when our country celebrated its two hundredth birthday. The year was 1976 and the celebration was called the Bicentennial. Washington D. C. was going to have a huge celebration with a … Continue reading
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Tagged 1976, Ages 7 to 10, Amish Buggies, Bears in Campground, Becky's Blog, bookreadingtic.com, California Home, Candlewick Press, Color of Skin, Cousins, Family Trip, Fire Works, Fourth of July, G. Neri, Grand Canyon, Memories, My Bicentennial Summer, Parades, Parents & 2 Brothers, Philadelphia, Photographs, Pop-up Tent, Road Trip, Seven Week Trip, Station Wagon, Texas, The Bicentennial, Tickmenot, True Story, Walking with Jesus, War Reenactments, Washington D. C., White Sand Dunes
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“Love ABC,” by Jannie Ho
The ABC’s of Love This is an adorable board book of ABC’s with the theme of love. Every page has an item that features a different letter of the alphabet, in order. Each one has something to do with love. … Continue reading
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“Will You Be My Valentine?” by Cristina Petit
A Sweet Board Book This is a sweet board book that has a variety of cute animals wanting to be the reader’s valentine. Each animal not only presents a valentine but loves something about the reader that is like them—the … Continue reading
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“How the Forest Feels,” by Wendi Silvano
More Than a Hike In this book, a grandson and grandfather go on a hike together on a beautiful fall day. They will find all kinds of things that will involve one or more of our five senses. Our senses … Continue reading
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Tagged 5 Senses, Adults Keep You Safe, Ages 4 thru 7, Becky's Blog, Candlewick Press, Cold Mud, Do Not Hike Alone, Explore the Oudoors, Grandfather, Grandson, Hear the Rain, How the Forest Feels, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Picture Book, See the Leaves, Smell Wetness, Taste Lunch, Texture Mystery Box, Tickmenot, Walk for the Senses, Walk Together, Walking with Jesus, Wendi Silvano
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“Interrupting Chicken Saves the Nutcracker,” by David Ezra Stein
Unlike Any Nutcracker Performance You’ve Seen Chicken goes to see The Nutcracker, but can’t help herself, and keeps interrupting the performance by jumping on the stage. Each time she does it bring hilarious results. First, she does it to show … Continue reading
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Tagged “Interrupting Chicken”, Ages 3 - 8, Ballet Outfit, Becky's Blog, Candlewick Press, Chicken, Child's Picture Book, Clara, David Ezra Stein, Funny, Go on Stage, Hilarious, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Interrupting Chicken Saves the Nutcracker, Mouse King, New Ending, Nutcracker Game, Papa, The Nutcracker, Thrown Out, Tickmenot, Walking with Jesus, Will Not Interrupt
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“Merry Mittens,” by Jordan Morris
A Moontime Cats Christmas Story Illustrated by Charlie Mylie The Cats will Play Join the adventures with three cat friends as they explore the night filled with snow. After they discover the missing star from the top of the Christmas … Continue reading
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Tagged Ages 3 - 8, Becky's Blog, Candlewick Press, Cat's Howling, Cat's New Home, Cat's Singing Carols, Cats at Christmas, Cats Playing Together, Charlie Mylie Illustrator, Christmas Star, Christmas Tree, Homeless Cat, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Jordan Morris, Merry Mittens, New Friend, Picture Book, Rabbit hOle Museum, Snow, Tickmenot, Walking with Jesus, Working Together
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“Christmas in the Trenches,” by John McCutcheon
The Christmas Miracle This story begins in modern England, at the end of Christmas day. Two grandchildren ask their grandfather what his favorite Christmas was, and he tells them the story of the 1914 Christmas. He recalls that it was … Continue reading
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Tagged Ages 7 to 10, Also Enjoyed by Adults, Becky's Blog, Candlewick Press, Christmas in the Trenches, Christmas Miracle, Christmas Tree, Christmastime, England, Favorite Christmas, Germany, Gift Exchange, Grandchildren, Grandfather, Grandfather's Memories, https://bookreadingtic.com/, It Really Happened, John McCutcheon, Learn History, Living Outside, Miserable & Cold, Never Forgotten, No Man's Land, Picture Book, Singing Christmas Carols, Soldiers, The Great War, Tickmenot, Trenches, Truce, Walking with Jesus, World War I
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“Halloween at the Zoo,” by Smithsonian Institute
Fun at the Zoo This book takes a creative look at the Smithsonian’s National Zoo with many of the animals pictured with pumpkins. Digitally added details, which look like they have been drawn on with a marker–such as faces, hats, … Continue reading
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Tagged Ages 2 - 5, Animals with Costumes, Becky's Blog, Board Book, Candlewick Press, Computer Generated, Decorations Added with Computer, Funny Hats, Halloween at the Zoo, Halloween at Zoo, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Lemurs, Looks Like Markers, Makeup, Parrots, Pumpkins, Red Pandas, Smithsonian Institute, Smithsonian's National Zoo, Tickmenot, Verse in Rhyming Style, Walking with Jesus
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“Why Did the Chicken Cross the Road?” by Brianna Caplan Sayres
A Hard-Boiled Mystery Illustrated by Mark Fearing A Hen Party This entire story is told tongue-in-cheek with all kinds of chicken references. As Inspector H. Poulet attempts to solve the mystery of why the chicken crossed the road, phrases such … Continue reading
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Tagged Ages 3 thru 8, Becky's Blog, Brianna Caplan Sayres, Candlewick Press, Chicken References, Clues, Farm Animals, Flown the Coop, Giggles, Hard-Boiled Mystery, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Illustrated by Mark Fearing, Laughter, Picture Book, Puns, Ruffling your Feathers, Solving a Mystery, Surprise Ending, The Sky is Falling, Tickmenot, Tongue in Cheek, Walking with Jesus, Why Did the Chicken Cross the Road?
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