Percy And The Plod - Book Review

PERCY AND THE PLOD
By: T.B. Dockter

T.B. Dockter has introduced us to the fictional town of Yoosa that is full of quirky characters. This farming community is full of happiness and sunshine until the sun begins to get farther and farther away. The small boy, Percy, and his dog Dilly journey to the top of Amethyst Mountain in hopes that he can pull the sun back to its rightful place making Yoosa a good place to live again.

You will fall in love with Percy and Dilly. Using the Percy Method of Steady Plodding, we cheer for him when he accomplishes his goal and returns home a hero.

This book is an imaginative, fun read and teaches the meaning of setting a goal, having the courage to commit to that goal and accomplishing it. Percy and the Plod is the lead book in the Percy Veerance Adventure Series Trilogy. This is a book young people will find charming and funny while learning lessons that are sprinkled throughout.
T.B. Dockter has written a series of books that will be loved by young people and occupy space on many bookshelves for years to come. Congratulations Ms. Dockter

Three Grin Salad - Book Review

Three Grin Salad ‘A Recipe for a Happy and Healthy Life’ by Aja King

Three Grin Salad is a delightful book that introduces healthy living and eating habits to young children.

Tucked within the pages between her favorite recipes of grins, gratitude, peace, love and joy. Aja tells of her daily life and how she uses good sleeping and eating habits, lots of fresh air and play to be a healthy, happy kid.

Illustrator Lisa Taron has cleverly drawn images that keep the story moving and pulls the reader along.

Three Grin Salad is a lovely book written by a ten year old that will find its audience of other young children wanting to know more about how this talented young author lives.
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Laura And The Leprechauns - Book Review

LAURA AND THE LEPRECHAUNS by Amber T. Kingston

Amber T. Kingston has written and illustrated a beautiful, charming book that will entertain young readers for years to come. It is a timeless story of belief in Leprechauns and how a little girl’s wish came true.

The illustrations are beautifully drawn and the illustrator’s ability to overlay drawings on photographs to help tell the story is enchanting. A technique that definitely enhances the book. It helps the reader become involved with Laura.

The writing is age appropriate and has great descriptions and settings that are the cornerstone of authors writing children’s books. Ms. Kingston has used superb dialogue that helps bring the characters to life.

This story will touch your heart and leave you feeling happier after reading it. A gentle reminder that by believing, anything is possible. Laura and the Leprechauns is a story that can be read any time of the year. A delightful book for children.

Ms. Kingston is a new voice in the marketplace of children’s literature. Don’t’ forget her name as your child will want any further books from this multi-talented author.