Little Red Reads

  • Home
  • About

Children’s Ebook Review- Monster Picnic

October 12, 2012 By Heather Leave a Comment

Monster Picnic
by Kurt and Michelle Zimmerman
Kindle Edition, 36 pages
Published: September 1, 2012
by Kurt Zimmerman
ASIN: B0095866G0
Book Source: Bought
5 stars

Book Description: Frankie wants to have a picnic, but where are his friends? In Monster Picnic, your young reader will enjoy a story of friendship and responsibility. 34 pages of bright, colorful 3D illustrations will keep your little one reading and entertained!
With its colorful, playful monsters, this book is a great bedtime story- especially near Halloween. Frankie Frankenstein, Boris the Vampire, Wendy the Witch and Ty the Mummy will delight young and old alike!

Mary’s Review: Frankie woke up with a terrific idea. It was a wonderful day for a picnic. He invites his friends Wendy, Boris and Ty. They’ll all be there. Excitedly, he runs to the store and buys all he needs for a cookout. When the time comes for the picnic he waits and waits for his friends to show up, but they don’t come. Frankie disappointed decides he’s going to have the picnic anyway. See what Frankie does to have his picnic; make new friends and how even though they are different can be fun. See how his old friends feel when they realize how badly the have treated their friend Frankie. This is a book we can all learn from.
I love the little monster illustrations. They are so cute.
I recommend this book for ages 5 to 9.
Good job Kurt and Michelle.

About The Authors: Kurt Zimmerman, as a father of twelve, and a grandfather of fourteen, enjoys writing books and crafting stories for and about his own family. He has also spent many years writing newsletters and policy manuals for a chain of retail stores, where he is currently vice president and director of operations. In his spare time(?) he makes public apprearances with his full-sized Star Wars R2D2 replica, entertaining kids and grownups.

Michelle Zimmerman holds a bachelor’s degree in Radio/Television and a master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology. She makes her children’s book debut with her title “Can’t Catch a Butterfly”. This playful tale is the first in a series designed to encourage early language and literacy skills in all children. Her mission is to help children shine their brightest through language, literacy, laughter and love!
Michelle is currently spreading her wings and flying high. “Can’t Catch a Butterfly” was chosen as a finalist in the 2009 Indie Excellence Awards Picture Book Category as well as the 2009 Creative Child Magazine Preferred Choice Award for Toddlers/Preschoolers Category. Michelle enjoys fluttering across Long Island and surrounding communities presenting her butterfly program at preschools, kindergarten classes, libraries, bookstores, and many other special events.

1.99 Children’s Ebook- Review- Recipe for a Doll

August 27, 2012 By Heather Leave a Comment

Recipe for a Doll
by Laura Huntwork
Kindle Edition
Published July 13, 2012
by Laura Huntwork
ASIN:B008LEM5LO
Book Source: Bought
4 1/2 stars

Book Description: Maggie is a curious child who is bored with her regular toys. Everything changes on Maggie’s birthday when she takes a walk down her street. She finds a magical house and an eccentric lady with an unusual recipe. Maggie is amazed at what unfolds.

Mary’s Review: A very colorful, fanciful, rhyming picture book finds  little Maggie wishing for a magical world of toys to replace her boring and plain toys.  Then on her 9th birthday her wish comes true.  She meets a strange but wonderful little old lady who leads her into a world of magic dolls.  This magic brings new meaning to the word recipe.  A delightful story for all little girls who love dolls. 

The illustrations are bright and colorful and certainly kept the attention of my granddaughters.

I recommend this book for ages 4-10.

About Author: Not Available

Price- $1.99 at day of post

Best Priced Nook Read to Me Books For Children

February 7, 2012 By Heather Leave a Comment

Free

Axel the Truck: Rocky Road by J. D. Riley, Brandon Dorman (Illustrator)

The Elephant’s Child: How the Elephant Got His Trunk by Rudyard Kipling

1.99

The Journey of the Noble Gnarble by Daniel Errico, Tiffany Turrill (Illustrator), Rosie Miskowicz (Narrator)



The Tale of Peter Rabbit by Beatrix Potter



2.99

Goldilocks and the Three Bears by Sue Graves

How To Train Your Dragon Movie Storybook by zuuka
Click on each book title to learn more.
« Previous Page
Next Page »

Welcome

We are the children's division of Fire and Ice. We review baby board books to middle-grade titles. We also review products and toys for the family. For inquiries on reviews, blog tours, and author interviews contact FireandIce.Heather@gmail.com
The Tuttle Twins - a child's foundation of freedom

Grab a Button

Little Red Reads

Search This Site

Our Mother Site

Fire and Ice

Follow by Email

Archives

Tags

aladdin amazon Andrew Thomas autism blog tour bloomsbury board books brandon mull cedar fort children's books childrens childrens e book disney hyperion disney press ebook ebooks feiwel and friends free free ebook giveaway Graphic Novel hannah montana Harper Children's harper collins j scott savage kindle Kindle Edition Kurt Zimmerman Lily Lexington linda watts MG middle grade middle grade books random house Review rockstar rockstar book tours scholastic shadow mountain Sharlene Alexander simon and schuster simon schuster Squidge: Little Elf survivors time

[footer_backtotop]

Copyright © 2025 Design by Imagination Designs