I absolutely LOVED the ideas in this book.

I am a firm believer in reducing plastic waste and as a parent I will admit that many children’s toys are just waste waiting to happen.

The ideas in this book for creating toys for your kids to play with out of cardboard is really neat. It encourages creativity, time spent together, and a more gentle play than with its cheap cousin plastic.

Encouraging reducing, reusing and recycling this is a really cool idea.

I can relate to Ruby, as I am sure many people can. It can be such a challenge to fight through anxiety even in our day to day lives where simple tasks can make us panic. The way she was able to overcome and work through her anxieties was great. I thought it was really great how she reached out to Joey knowing her needed someone. Together they created positivity and lifted one another up.

What a great book to show kids that they are not alone in their struggles.

The illustrations were vivid and. Right and I loved the outline style and the drawing style.

A challenging search and find book that takes you on an adventure around the world. Fun drawings and colourful pages make each trip a delight and I enjoyed the level of difficulty.

Each city has its own information to learn a bit about each building or landmark.

I feel this is an old idea with a new twist. And it was executed very well.

This was such a fun book. An aerial view of different places in the world. Your goal is to observe and count certain things in each place. The aerial view is really interesting and there are pieces of information on each page.

This concept is new and fun and I enjoyed this book immensely.

I am not sure why but I enjoy encyclopedias. Maybe it is my thirst for knowledge of the joy of information being neatly packaged for me.

This was no exception. This was well written and laid out for me to learn more about animals. Clean and bright illustrations made the pages appealing without being overbearing and taking away from the information being provided.

With an action word and a feeling word on every page this book filled with 100 Christmas words was great. A children’s book that invoked feelings of joy and warmth that bring me to my own traditions.

I loved the style and color pallet of the illustrations.

Gorgeous illustrations in a book to help us learn about autism. I felt this book was soft and kind while giving us some really great information. It did no let paint Charlie as damaged or slow, just different. Charlie has his own strengths and the teacher and the children helped to encourage him to use them. I felt it had helpful tips and really interesting facts.

Sesame Street is a classic. I loved it as a child and both of children have loved it as well.

It is wholesome and positive. This book was no exception. Big bird learns what it is to be sad and how to turn his frown upside down. Great job rhyming with Ernie.

My son is a HUGE Elmo fan and he enjoyed this book a lot.

This comic was so relatable. I laughed and had flashbacks to everytime I felt these emotions or these things happened in our life. Great comic and it was impressive to be so relatable and emotional with few words.

For the beginning of your relationship to the first few months of baby’s life this is a wonderful book to enjoy.

The bold red, black, white color scheme was eye catching.

Water coloring and lettering is all over the Internet. It seems like everyone and their grandmother can do it. Should be simple if everyone is doing it. It is not. However, this book helped me understand better techniques and the basic principles to water color lettering. It was really informative and easy to understand. I may never be a pro, but I think I could get better with this book as my guide.

I just wish there were more variation to see and try.