Tag Archive for ‘dads’
Book Review – A Bedtime For Bear by Bonny Becker
A Bedtime For Bear by Bonny Becker (illustrated by Kady MacDonald Denton) Reviewed by: Dad of Divas About the Author One of Bonny Becker’s earliest dreams—to be a writer—came true. But before she ever published her first book, she went to college—twice. She has a degree in Psychology and a degree in English/Creative Writing. She’s ...
Book Review – Heroes for My Son
Who do Americans consider to be their real heroes? Brad Meltzer has been fascinated by this question for nearly a decade. From his first exhilarated drive home from the hospital the night his son was born, his mission has been to find the heroes in life who would help him teach his child about kindness and courage and other singular attributes that would help his boy become a good man. The issue was, where to begin? He decided to do what he knew: tell the best stories.
Book Review – I See The Sun Series
About the Series As the world becomes “smaller”, it is increasingly necessary for children to get a global perspective from a very young age. Addressing this need, Satya House Publications is pleased to be releasing the first title in a new series of books for children age 5 and up about different countries. Each book ...
Book Review: Interrupting Chicken
Interrupting Chicken by David Ezra Stein Reviewed by: Dad of Divas About the author: David Ezra Stein is an author-illustrator whose previous books include LEAVES, winner of an Ezra Jack Keats New Writer Award. He lives in Kew Gardens, New York. About the book: A favorite joke inspires this charming tale, in which a little ...
We Read Link Up #3
Welcome to the third week of We Read! This is a place for dads (and moms, too) to share what books they are reading with their kids. Hopefully, this link up will be a great way to find ideas for books each of our children might enjoy. For each post I will share a book I ...
Reading Resource: Books That Heal Kids
One of the biggest things I’m looking forward to as a dad is to be able to share with my daughter the power of books. The blog author, Roxanne, of Books That Heal Kids is an elementary school counselor who uses this power to help kids. She has used books in her work as a ...