Tag: children books

Heart String by Brooke Boynton-Hughes

This is such a sweet book about how we are all connected. It is like a lullaby for the children that may be far away or have lost a loved one. It is possible to keep that connection alive and feel like they are nearby. Heart String is available on Amazon.

Audrey L & Audrey W: True Creative Talents, Book 2 by Carter Higgins

This book is perfect for those who love the Ivy & Bean or Clementine series. This bighearted, laugh-out-loud chapter book will resonate with any young reader who’s ever felt overlooked or second best. Book two in the Audrey L and Audrey W series, True Creative Talents breathes great gusto into the joys and traumas of elementary school drama. The Audrey L & Audrey W books are available on Amazon.

Digestion: The Musical by Adam Rex

This book is a cross between The Magic School bus and Hamilton. It takes kids on a silly journey through the process of digestion. There are countless facts about the human body, teaches readers how the body works, and includes all kinds of “teachable moments.” Digestion: The Musical is available on Amazon.

These children books are published by Chronicle Books.

New at Patagonia stores and online is a children’s book about protecting sea life and recycling. The book is called, Better Than New: A Recycle Tale / Mejor Que Nuevo: Un Cuento de Reciclaje (by Robert Broder). The story has English and Spanish translation on each page and some facts at the end.

This is a fun story set in Chile where 2 kids go swimming and come across a sea lion in trouble. What they learn is that certain debris in the water that is harming sea life can actually be recycled and kept out of the waters.

Keep an eye out for Better Than New kids events taking place at select Patagonia stores nationwide. Learn more by visiting Patagonia online.

Media has brought much greatness to us as it evolves, yet it also bring misinformation at times. As parents, we are concerned about screen time and what they may see or who they may be talking to. How do we help guide our kids into social media with sensibility and the skill to know what is real or not?

Killer Underwear Invasion! How to Spot Fakes News, Disinformation & Conspiracy Theories from Chronicle Books is a hilarious book that we can use to help our kids navigate the media world. It is a serious topic told in a funny and relatable way so that they will get it!

This book teaches kids how to research and judge information in order to make their own decisions about what to believe. You can order your copy today on Amazon.

I wanted to share this book that belongs on every bookshelf, Wilds of the United States: The Animals’ Survival Field Guide! This is so brilliantly laid out and gives so many lessons on wildlife and how they live, roam and eat. You learn their survival skills – if I were a bison and suddenly found myself alone in the wilderness, I would want this survival guide! I would learn so much about myself and how to survive.

These images above are a sneak peek into the inside. The illustrations are colorful and it offers a great source for anyone passionate about the environment, animals, and traveling. Find the book on Amazon from Chronicle Books!