Book review

Book Review: Mama Panya's Pancakes

Mama Panya's Pancakes by Mary and Rich Chamberlin

Mama Panya's Pancakes was given to me by the publisher, Barefoot Books to review. Because the total value of the books given to me for review exceeded $40 I have donated them to my childrens' school library. If you buy the book using the Amazon link at the end ...

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Favorite Travel Book: Peek-A Who?

I write about my favorite travel-related kids books every other week. Most books are from my personal collection, or checked out from the library, but whenever I do accept a book for review from a publisher, I will always let you know. If you buy the book using the Amazon ...

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Kids Travel Book Review: Follow The Line Around The World

II'll write about my favorite travel-related kids books every other week. Most books are from my personal collection, or checked out from the library, but whenever I do accept a book for review from a publisher, I will always let you know. If you buy the book using the ...

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Kids Travel Book Review: A Day at the Market

I'll write about my favorite travel-related kids books every other week. Most books are from my personal collection, or checked out from the library, but whenever I do accept a book for review from a publisher, I will always let you know. If you buy the book using the ...

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Kids Book Review: The Museum Trip

I write about my favorite travel-related kids books every other week. Most books are from my personal collection, or checked out from the library, but whenever I do accept a book for review from a publisher, I will always let you know. If you buy the book using the Amazon ...

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Book Review: T is for Turkey

T is for Turkey by Nilufer Topaloglu Pyper

Finding great children's books to help set the stage for this trip to Turkey was tricky business. Most of the books I found were research books, geared towards older kids. E and D are willing to look at a few pictures but they lost interest quickly when I tried ...

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Kids Travel Book Review: Where Do I Sleep? : A Pacific Northwest Lullaby

I'm going to start sharing my favorite travel-related (or destination related) children's books. I'll write about a new one every other week. Most books are from my personal collection, or checked out from the library, but whenever I do accept a book for review from a publisher ...

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Book Review: Wanderlust and Lipstick Traveling With Kids

This is a review of a the book Wanderlust and Lipstick: Traveling with Kids by Leslie Forsberg and Michelle Duffy. This book was generously given to me by fellow blogger Michelle Duffy, also known as Wandermom over on Wanderlust and Lipstick. Both Michelle, and her publisher Beth Whitman are good ...

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Book Review: 101 Places You Gotta See Before You're 12!

This book is from my personal collection and I do not accept paid reviews. From time to time, I might choose to review a book that a publisher has offered me, but I will always let you know when that happens.

One of the reasons I love traveling is that ...

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Book Review: Pickles to Pittsburg

Pickles to Pittsburg, the sequel to Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs takes place almost entirely in a dream sequence. Kate, a young girl, falls asleep looking at a postcard her Grandpa has sent from his vacation. She dreams about her own adventure, piloting a plane to Chewandswallow, a town ...

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Book Review: Airport by Byron Barton

I love reading to my kids, and part of what keeps it fun for me (especially after the 200th reading) is finding books that I think are interesting and engaging too. I thought it would be fun to share some of my favorite travel related books here.

This book is ...

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Book Review: Le Voyage De Polo

I love reading to my kids, and part of what keeps it fun for me (especially after the 200th reading) is finding books that I think are interesting and engaging too. I often buy children's books that are either about travel itself or about a different place or lifestyle ...

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