Children's Books Reviews

Who said dresses need to be fancy, silky or twirly? Dresses can be worn for all purposes and ventures!Join Lucy on her search for the perfect dress! Aunt Augusta took her dress shopping and this Fabulous Fashion Store it has almost every kind of dress but will Lucy find the dress she is looking for :)?Loved the illustrations and how vivid they are! And as usual loved how the book sent this beautiful empowering message ❤️❤️

Bea is a fixer of broken things, she always lends a helping hand whenever she is needed. But what if She needs help? Will she be able to ask her friends or her mum to help her? Is it okay not to do everything independently?With a new academic year rolling by, we need to remind our children of the importance of asking for help! They shouldn’t feel ashamed if they can’t solve something on their own whether it’s a mathematical problem or an issue with a friend .. this book is a gentle reminder that they do not need to...

A favorite family read, every page there is a button and you do the action together! One is for clapping, one for bouncing, hugging, saying something silly, tickling and ends with sleeping 😴Saying that it’s a funny is definitely an understatement! Will share a sneak peek of it tomorrow as well if you don’t love it already!

Another feel-good book! As a mom of three boys, it never occurred to me they would enjoy a unicorn book I always go for the superhero, monster, ninja etc. This one here is for the mommies of girls (and boys, they actually loved it!) We finally have unicorns on our shelves and it’s such a cute book! Unicorn is a little down, how can you cheer him up? Tickle maybe or tell him a joke? Nope, what makes you feel better? Cutest bit was when they were asked to whisper something to unicorn! Absolutely adorable! An interactive book you wouldn’t...

Another starting school essential here 👆Normally, you would find this book covering colors, shapes, animals and stuff children are sadly asked about upon entering school.. yet I was so glad to find this gem of a book that actually tackles the skills they will need as they start school like: going to the toilet on their own, eating healthy food, manners and making friends and then celebrates them!