Kids' Book Review

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'The best books, reviewed with insight and charm, but without compromise.' - author Jackie FrenchNala the Koala is a beautiful, heartfelt story about a koala s search for a new home, it relates to recent events in Australia and touches on loss, environments and community spirit. In a disaster which will be recognisable to those aware of the 2019 Australian bushfires, a koala named Nala has lost her home.With a light-hearted approach to a complex subject, in The Human Body Survival Guide, George Ivanoff moves in another direction with this theme. Showing how flexible and adept a writer he is, his narrative speaks directly to his audience in language that kids use, and with his usual unsuppressed childish humour. Early in the book, the Glossary is mentioned as a go-to for difficult word definitions. There are four sections, beginning with On the Outside; The Wrapping or skin, one of the four sub-sections.Children sbooks are fun and imaginative. Perhaps there is no better way to teach kids allthings in this world than letting them read a children s novel. From picturebooks to novels, there are definitely a lot to choose from! Hence, you canalready finish one in a short span of time as an adult. How much more writingone? You might or might not knock it out of the park, who knows?However,there are many misconceptions about writing a children s book. These mythsexist perhaps because of the fact that children s books are intended for kids;thus, they do not need a lot of work. That said, listedbelow are the common 5 misconceptions about children s book writing.The Puffin Book of BigDreams: Stories to Spark Your Imagination was created to celebrate Puffin s 80th birthday. New andmuch-loved stories and poems, and short stories by children sharing dreamsabout what they long to become, makes up this amazing collection. Every page encourages children to use theirimagination to soar high; to become what they dream of being. And that alittle bit of mess can inspire the most unexpected ideas.Diverse in every way culture, language andthemes, gather together in clusters under six banners of Dreams: Dream Wild,Dream Bold, Dream Far, Dream Brave, Dream Kind and Dream Forever.1. Tell us something hardly anyone knows about you. I once closed my eyes while riding my bike home from school to see if I could stay on the road... I rode straight into a ditch! 2. What is your nickname? At high school it was Wilsy but I don t have one now. 3. What is your greatest fear? I am terrified of riding ferris wheels and of heights in general. 4. Describe your writing style in 10 words. Heartwarming and emotional or takes readers on a rollicking ride. Our lucky winner is...Sarah Ellwood , TASCongratulations!You have won an awesome Remy Lai double book prize pack including her highly acclaimed, Pie In The Sky hybrid graphic noveland stunning new release, Fly On The Wall.Thank you to ALL who entered.Learn all about robots and robotics with the latest in the Puffin Little series.Puffin Little Scientist: Robotics is a great introduction to all things robotic.Starting with what a robot is, and the difference between robots and machines, you ll learn that the first robots were created in the 1940s and were known as Elmer and Elsie.Different kinds of robots are explained, from domestic robots like vacuum cleaners, to medical robots that perform surgery, and exploration robots that go places humans can t or shouldn t.In his previous title You Are Awesome, Matthew Syed used personal experiences for young people to use to build confidence and reach their full potential in whatever they attempt. With Dare to be You, he again draws on his life learnings, sharing what was and how it became what is. All his points have clear examples leaving no doubt about his message. Being bullied because of his origins, Syed, discovered that diversity bred great successes. Yahoo! was invented by Jerry Yang with David Filo and Google by Sergey Brin. Indra Nooy was CEO of Pepsi for twelve years,. These are examples of how beneficial it is to be different. Loaded with brilliant tips on how to defy self-doubt and dissolve the angst connected to fitting in both dedicated destroyers of self-confidence, he introduces additional tools for our toolbox to use, to follow one s own path in life.This book is simply a love story, a celebration of the special adventure shared between a mother and her precious baby. The beautiful cover is embossed with shining gold and blue detail, which invites the reader to take time and explore the world inside. Told in simple rhyme, the story follows and bear mother and her cub taking joy in each other s company as they enjoy simplest things in life building sandcastles, hunting for treasure in the grass, walking along the shore all part of the wonder of a child exploring its world. Thiscoming of age novel centres on the last year of high school for Paige Hancockand her friends. Paige seems to have it all mapped out she has a part-timejob she loves at the local cinema, the perfect boyfriend in Max and her closefriends. Everything seems so perfect, Paige doesn t want anything to change,but of course that is when it all does.Herjob at the local cinema allows Paige to save for her college tuition. Excepther divorced parents who are currently dating (in a bizarre dark comedy sort ofway) have expectations of where Paige will be going and studying. I am Lily and I love to read and draw. The reason I love to read is that every book is different and has a different idea/concept. I also love to disappear into another world that is completely different to ours. It makes me feel as if I have this superpower to open a portal to another world! My favourite books are Warriors by Erin Hunter, Wings of Fire by Tui T Sutherland and Trials of Apollo by Rick Riordan. I recommend all of these books to anyone above the age of eight or nine.The Great Realisation is a fable born of the difficult journey the world has been on in 2020. It has relevance today and beyond, for people of all ages.It began life as a poem written by Tomos Roberts for his younger siblings. A tale to share hope and optimism.Tomos posted his performance of the poem online and it quickly went viral, being viewed millions of times. Now it s been adapted and published as a picture book perfect for bedtime reading, anytime reading.

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