Becky I.

Wow, this is Impressive! Do you know Waldo? Whether you already know him, or this is your first time with him, this book will be a real treat for you. That is because Waldo is at his impressive best in this giant, over-sized volume that measures one foot in every direction. Between the hard-backed covers are all kinds of brightly, colored spot-the-difference puzzles. They provide lots of fun when trying to find Waldo, or a variety of other items, hidden in plain sight throughout the pages. You might think this sounds simple, but these illustrations will keep your attention for quite some time while looking for the items. This book can be enjoyed by children and adults alike—even very young kids have a good time exploring the pages, despite the challenge presented by these puzzles. The illustrations draw everyone in, and before you know it, you, too, will be doubling your fun searching for the differences. Additionally, the generous pages offer extra items to find, and lots of smiles because of the humorous situations scattered throughout the images. So, where’s Waldo? He is everywhere you want him to be. But Waldo is always on the move, including this latest book which will be flying off the shelves. Make sure you get a copy while you still can, and watch faces light up when they see it—under the tree, or under your arm! I recommend this 5-star book to everyone who enjoys amusing entertainment. Candlewick Press has provided bookreadingtic with a complimentary copy of Where’s Waldo! Double Trouble at the Museum, for the purpose of review.

Kitties + The Alphabet = Big Smiles! Be ready for these alpha cats to delight youngsters as they are introduced to the alphabet through the antics of twenty-six kitty cats. From the finicky cat for the letter F, to the primping cat who is grooming every hair for the letter P, these kitty cats will win your heart. Children will enjoy the winsome illustrations that picture each of the capering cats doing something new for each letter. Count on many giggles as each page reveals a new antic or personality of each furry feline--while the rhymes about the cats will tickle their tongues. Over-sized and seven-inch square, this board book has chunky pages that little fingers can easily hold. This fun way to learn the alphabet will be loved by children up to five-years-old. I purr-sonally give it five stars! Candlewick Publishers has provided Tickmenot with a complimentary copy of, ABC Cats: An Alpha-Cat Book, for the purpose of review.

Wonderful, Marvelous You! Children love hearing about themselves, so will instantly like this book because it points out how each and every part of themselves is distinctive. Little ones will adore hearing all the ways God made them special while listening to cute verses such as: Who made my fingers wiggle so? Who gave me ten cute toes? Who gave me eyes to peak at you? Who made my button nose? Each page of this sturdy board book has adorable, colorful illustrations that point out they are specially made by God. All those special parts are shown in action while playing with grandma, during the joy of mom picking them up, and bubble baths. Building up a child’s self-esteem will make them healthy and strong; they can never be told too much that they are a special and marvelous creation. You yourself can be special by picking up a copy of this enchanting 5-star book—I highly recommend it! Our Daily Bread for Kids and the author have provided bookreadingtic with a complimentary copy of Good News! God Made Me!, for the purpose of review.