About the Book Title: The Princelings of the East (Princelings Trilogy, Book 1) Author: Jemima Pett Year published: originally published 2011 Publisher: Princelings Publications Number of pages: 103 Recommended age: 10+ Summary (Amazon): The Princelings of the East is the first of a trilogy telling of the adventures of Fred and George. When the King’s… Continue reading The Princelings of the East: Blog Hop Book Tour
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Bookworm’s Beach Reads: Updates & Reviews
In June, I posted about my summer beach read wish list here: Beach Books – Summer 2013. This year I had fantastic luck with getting some of those books from my library’s hold list – I think even the first person in line to get them! {Not everyone may get as excited as I do… Continue reading Bookworm’s Beach Reads: Updates & Reviews
Children’s Book Week on Zulily
Children’s Book Week is a wonderful opportunity to read and discover new authors, characters, and stories! Zulily is offering great deals on a huge selection of children’s books from board books to sets of chapter books! Check it out for gifts or your own library. Here are a few of my favorites (Click on the… Continue reading Children’s Book Week on Zulily
From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler
Maybe it is because my brother and I would play “runaway” or maybe because I loved the idea of museums and cities, but From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler was one of my favorite books as a child. E.L. Konigsburg wrote the book with sophisticated language and made me feel more “adult” reading that… Continue reading From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler
UGA 44th Annual Conference on Children’s Literature
GCBA is an organization committed to rewarding, recognizing and promoting excellence in children’s literature. The Georgia Children’s Book Award was established in 1968 by Sheldon Root, a Professor in the Department of Language Education at the University of Georgia to foster a love of reading, and to introduce children to books of literary excellence. We… Continue reading UGA 44th Annual Conference on Children’s Literature