Children

Easter will be here in no time, and parents who are trying to decide how to introduce this eggy tradition to their little ones may find a little board book called Ollie’s Easter Egg by Oli

“Turning a personal tale of adolescent woe into . . . a popular book and perhaps even a movie is a triumphant act—if not sweet revenge.”

“. . . an interesting take on a trip to the art museum. . . . who works there and what jobs they are responsible for doing.”

“Bartholomew Biddle and the Very Big Wind is an impeccably written book challenging the limitations of writing in verse.”

Children will relate to this story about friendship and feelings.

“A wonderfully lamb-filled experience . . .”

“. . . the only thing better than not having to go to bed at bedtime is finding out bedtime no longer exists.”

“There is no future without forgiveness,”Archbishop Desmond Tutu, a 1984 winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, has said.

Since the beginning of time and the formation of the family as a unit, parents have faced the daunting task of enforcing bedtime even as their drowsy-eyed children argue that they’re simply “not sl

“. . . a Christmas book with a twist to delight audiences young and old.”

“. . . these five little monkeys will become as memorable and well-loved to toddlers as the other mischievous little monkeys who once jumped on the bed.”

“. . . a smart book that is also a powerful teaching tool.”