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Children’s Book Review- Lazy Bugs by Imagine Brothers

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Lazy Bugs
by Imagine Brothers
Kindle Edition, 32 pages
Published: June 29, 2012
by Head and Heart
ASIN: B008EPJ3DI
Book Source: Bought
5 stars

Book Description: What if there are imaginary bugs, which live by feeding on the laziness of people.
These Lazy Bugs try hard to find food – your kid’s and YOUR LAZINESS!
These Lazy bugs always live with a lazy family who feed them well every day.

Watch out for these Lazy Bugs because
THEY ARE LOOKING FOR YOUR FAMILY’S LAZINESS TOO!

Ironically they are VERY DILIGENT to find their food ….

Mary’s Review: I really loved this book.  It reminded me of my grandchildren.  Lazy Bugs would have a field day in my house.  They’d never have to move out.  It also reminds me that there is more to life  than laying around the house watching TV and wasting life away.  Time is precious and priceless and the way  we  use it is of the utmost importance.  We should live life everyday as if it is the last day we have.

I recommend this book for ages 4 and above. 
About The Author: Picture books were the first books that offered me exhilarating moments while developing my imagination and creativity. It seems that this special experience has helped me with my career as a product designer and graphic artist. It might also be this special experience that makes me still enjoy reading picture books more than my son. When we come across fun pictures or wonderful stories, my son and I giggle and laugh, looking at each other. This is one of the happiest moments in my life and has led me to look for more good picture books. And after these feelings have been added up, I decided to make inspiring independent books myself which both parents and kids can enjoy.
As a father, I love writing and illustrating books and reading them to my son. I tell him stories about my life and the world when I read my picture books to my son. In these moments, it does not matter if he fully understands it or not. All that matters is that his looking upon me on my knees with a twinkle in his eyes.
Imagine everything, Imagine Brothers.
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http://www.imaginebrothers.com for more stories about Imagine Brothers.

Children’s Review- Time BIG Book of What

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TIME for Kids Big Book of What     

Description from press release: Features 801 Facts Kids Want to Know for Ages 8 and Up

Time Home Entertainment Inc. and the editors of TIME For Kids bring children—and adults—a book that contains hundreds of answers to questions kids commonly ask about the world around them, but adults can’t always answer.

The 192-page book, packed with more than 250 colorful photos and diagrams, bring words to life, informing and engaging young readers.  TIME For Kids’ high quality visuals, as well as clear, concise and child-friendly explanations, help kids ages 8 and up discover answers to questions covering various topics spanning twelve chapters.  Topics and questions, such as:
·         Animals – What is a Kookaburra?
·         Space – What is a Solar Eclipse?
·         The Human Body – What is Dyslexia?
·         Weather & Climate – What is the Driest Place on Earth?
·         Food – What is Poutine?
·         Survival – What If You Come Across a Snake?
·         Sports – What is the World’s Most Popular Sport?
·         History – What is a Ghost Town?
·         Holidays & Festivals – What is Mardi Gras?
·         Mysteries – What Was the Roanoke Colony?
·         Inventions – What is a Boomerang and How Can You Make Your Own?
·         The Future – What Will We Be Eating for Dinner?

“We are proud to introduce the fourth book in our successful ‘BIG Book’ series, BIG Book of What?,” said Bob Der, Editorial Director, TIME For Kids. “The book furthers our goal of enabling kids to answer some of the many questions they ask, while presenting them in a way that is fun and educational for the whole family.”

TIME For Kids’ BIG Book of What? is a must-have book to satisfy the most curious of kids.

Review:  The true test of a book at our house it how my children receive it. My oldest son, 7, took the book around with him every where for a good week reading aloud form its pages. We learned about holidays in different countries, what an adam’s apple is, and customs around the world. Then I founds him making paper boomerangs from instructions within and eventually he even cooked up some pudding pops all on his won. The Big Book of What kept him highly entertained with full page photos and how-to’s. I would recommend it for children ages 6-12 and give it a full five stars for making a reluctant reader one happy camper!