Kyle and Derek Sullivan’s Latest Book – ‘Get Dressed, Sasquatch!’
‘Get Dressed, Sasquatch!’ is a new board book from Kyle and Derek Sullivan that is a great conversation starter about gendered clothing.
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Kickstarter Alert! ‘The Little Particle That Could’ Teaches Kids Particle Physics
A brand new children’s book Kickstarter promises to teach your kids a little bit about particle physics.
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Entice Busy Toddlers With Irresistible Read-Alouds
As parents, we all know how important it is to read aloud to our children daily. Still, I will be the first to admit that it can be tough to reel in raucous toddlers. How do you get busy little bodies to sit still for a read aloud?
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Super Hero Starter Kit Giveaway
Starting today, we’re partnering with Downtown Bookworks to give away their ‘Super Hero Starter Kit.’
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Your Super Baby’s Bookshelf Can Be Super
Is there a little superhero in your life? Someone with an itch to save the world… and read? If so, Downtown Booksworks has you covered with their series of DC superheroes board books.
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Reaping the Rewards: ‘Monster ABC’ Board Book
In “Reaping the Rewards,” we take a look at a crowdfunded project in its final form. Today’s project is ‘Monster ABC,’ a fun and beautiful ABC book to teach your kids about monsters and the alphabet.
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Kickstarter Alert and Interview: Kyle and Derek Sullivan’s ‘Monster ABC’
‘Monster ABC’ is a new ABC board book from Kyle and Derek Sullivan. Their book is a fresh, fun, and gorgeous take on the ABC book that just launched on Kickstarter.
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10 DC Comics Board Books to Make You a Baby Shower Super Hero
Your favorite DC Comics super heroes can stand up to the Joker, Lex Luthor, and now your toddler’s front teeth with these colorful board books.
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Clever Board Books for the Smallest Reader in Your Family
Kids will love to explore, touch, move, and interact with these unusual board books.
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Are You My Typeface? is Typography for Toddlers
Toddlers are at an age where they want to classify everything, and teaching them to classify typefaces has the built in advantage of teaching them to read at the same time: the word literally means what it looks like.
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BookExpo 2013: Great Books for GeekKids
From Pokemon to Pride and Prejudice, BookExpo America 2013 was loaded with books to please your GeekKids.
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Your Baby’s First Language Might Be Javascript With Web Design for Babies
The author of “HTML for Babies” returns with “Web Design for Babies,” a book for all ages.
Continue ReadingMy Little Geek Is Now an App
A while ago, I reviewed the adorable book My Little Geek by Andrew & Sarah Spear with illustrations by Edit Sliacka, and I’m back once again to let you know that it’s now an app! If you are looking for books to read on a plane or car trip, this is a must-load for the iPad […]
Continue ReadingPantone Colors: A Board Book for Designer Geeks
Here’s a fun board book about colors for kids of design geeks: Pantone Colors. Published last month by Abrams Appleseed, the oversized board book has eight colors plus shades of grey, and each spread has twenty shades of the color …
Continue Reading2 Picture Books from Lane Smith
I’ve liked Lane Smith ever since The Stinky Cheese Man and The True Story of the Three Little Pigs, and it’s always fun to see what new things he’ll come up with. Well, here are two recent books of his …
Continue ReadingMy Little Geek
Raising a nerdling is an exhausting but ultimately rewarding job. Oh, yes – rewarding already! When my 2-year old daughter can identify the difference between a clone ranger and a stormtrooper – well, it just brings a little tear to my eye. And hey, now seems like a PERFECT time to RE-TELL the story of […]
Continue ReadingThe Importance of Story Time
When I went to the hospital to have my son, I took many things with me; fresh clothes, a cute outfit for him, a loofah, and Slaughterhouse V by Kurt Vonnegut – a girl’s gotta read right? So while I nursed my son I read, I didn’t have the best breastfeeding experience but that part […]
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