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2.99 Children’s Ebook Review -Can You Find It?

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Can You Find It?
by Sharlene Alexander
Kindle edition, 28 pages
Published:  April 4, 2012
by SS Alexander
ASIN: B007ROBT8O
Book Source: Bought
4 stars
Book Description: Children will have lots of fun trying to find the hidden objects in each game.
FORMATTED to work correctly on ALL devices
Lots of games with over 150+ things to find! Also includes find the differences games.
This is the perfect book to entertain your child on a car trip, waiting at a doctor’s office, etc.
Mary’s Review: This is a fun filled interactive book for children that not only helps them find fun objects from letters, numbers, animals, and fruit, but will also introduce them to colors, teach them how to count and to identify many different objects.  The book also includes the answer pages as well.
The illustrations are bright, colorful and fun.
I would recommend this book for ages 4-6.
About The Author: Sharlene Alexander is a published author. Published credits of Sharlene Alexander include The Dog Dance (A Fun Interactive Children’s Picture Book Story), 10 Fun Beginning Reader Books:Helps Children Practice Reading (Learning to Read Series-Level 1), and Ahhh Ahhh Choooooo!: A Silly Sneezing Adventure (Perfect for Bedtime & Young Readers) (+INCLUDES FREE GAMES & Fun Sneezing Facts).

Children’s Ebook Review- The Animal Olympic Games

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The Animal Olympic Games by Sharlene Alexander
Kindle edition, 14 pages
Published:  July 4, 2012
by SS Alexander
ASIN: B008HUGP8G
Book Source: Bought
5 stars
Book Description: Welcome to the Animal Olympic Games!
Who will win the special gold medal? Each page is filled with colorful illustrations showing the different Olympic sports. With rhyming lines and a great message about trying your best, this book is sure to be a winner!
Mary’s Review: The Animal Olympics are about to begin!!  Who will be your favorite to win?  The track star Cheetah or the Monkey acrobats?  The hurdle jumping kangaroo or the fearless swimming cat?
It doesn’t make any difference.  Cheer them all on.  This rhyming book of the Animal  Olympics will delight any child.
I loved the colorful illustrations of the different animals as did my 2, 4 and 5 year old grandchildren.
I recommend this book for ages 3-8.
About The Author:  Published credits of Sharlene Alexander include The Dog Dance (A Fun Interactive Children’s Picture Book Story), 10 Fun Beginning Reader Books:Helps Children Practice Reading (Learning to Read Series-Level 1), and Ahhh Ahhh Choooooo!: A Silly Sneezing Adventure (Perfect for Bedtime & Young Readers) (+INCLUDES FREE GAMES & Fun Sneezing Facts).

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Children’s Free Ebook Review- Squidge: Little Elf, Little Bear

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Squidge: Little Elf, Little Bear
by Andrew Thomas
Kindle Edition, 15 pages
Published: December 8, 2011
by Proving House
ASIN: B006K3HQXU
Book Source:  Bought
4 Stars
Book Description: How do you hide a polar bear?
Squidge is a little elf who wants to do what the bigger elves do, but when he meets a new friend who needs his help, Squidge decides he is big enough for the challenge. Will he be able to find a hiding place in time?
Mary’s Review: Squidge while out playing in the snow and wondering what he can do to grow and to keep from being bored hears a strange snuffling sound and when he can’t find it becomes very frightened and runs.  While running he trips and falls.  Imagine his surprise when he finds he has tripped over the snuffling sound…a very small white polar bear.
Squidge tries to find out what is wrong with the tiny polar bear and discovers that he is hungry-very hungry.  So Squidge does what any kind hearted little elf does and he befriends this little bear.  He rescues him much like the Good Samaritan.  He takes him home and feeds him and tries to find him a safe place to sleep, finally giving him his own bed.  Little Elf not only makes a new friend, he has learned to show love, compassion and charity for his fellow being.  This is a wonderful story to help teach these virtues.
The illustrations are colorful and so cute that they will more than keep the attention of your child.
I recommend this book for ages 5-8.
About The Author: Andrew Thomas is a primary school teacher in London, England.
Andrew Thomas, a primary school teacher, has been a working with children for the past decade, making up stories and sharing them with his class. He has written the ‘Squidge’ series of books and continues to add to the story of this little elf with a big personality. He lives in London, England, with his wife and son. This is his first series of books.