Review:Love this book! It discusses the many ways that big brothers have MORE fun than new babies, and does so without inserting feelings about jealousy like many big sibling books do. My thought it they might not feel as jealous if we don't suggest that feeling to them! This book deals with a lot of the real life issues that first happen when the new baby comes home. Highly recommend! Read more

Review:It's definitely one of my daughter's favorite books now. We're not expecting for a few more months, but the book introduces our daughter on what she can expect when she does become a big sister! Cute book! Read more

Review:Rumble Fish was a vey exciting book. This book my be written for young people, but the older people can really read it and put the words in your head and really think about what they mean. The book is written so that young minds can enjoy the book, but also written for older teenagers to put them to use. In Rumble Fish, Rusty, the main character, tries to be just like his older brother. Rudty's brother name is "Motorcycle Boy." He is known to be the toughest boy in the town. Rusty-Jame... Read more

Review:Purchased for 6th grade Pre-AP ELAR class. My daughter loves it and says it is amazing! The book is written well and does the subject matter justice (I have a history degree with a specialization in this period of history). Read more

Review:Schooled was a fabulous debut by Piper Lawson. Alexis is in her senior year of college and has everything figured out. Once she graduates, she is going to launch a clothing line with her best friend, Ava. They decide to focus on school and their business and swear off guys and relationships for the year. Everything is fine until Ava's younger brother Dylan transfers to their school and begins spending time with Lex. Although she tries to remain just friends with Dylan, she finds it harder as tim... Read more

Review:dork diaries is my life and has inspired me through out my child hood im 10 years old and started reading these books when sence i was 6 years old nikki is awsome and a would totally incurringe others to resd this series i love ever single book and am sad this awsome series is ending!!!!!!!!
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Review:The Baby-Sitters Club was my favorite childhood series. I read (and owned at one point) each book in the series and was sad when I finished it. I am now excited to be sharing this series with my friend's daughter. Read more

Review:This book was a great purchase for children age 4-12. Great pictures and really challenges the child to use their thinking skills. Very similar to the PC game of the same title..Highly recommended for any child. Read more

Review:It's a wonderful book...heartwarming and beautiful. I just did not know from the onset when I bought it that it was technically fiction. Based on a collective of true stories and interviews but fiction nonetheless. I'm not too fond of fiction books. Read more

Review:This book can help provide a child with information and strategies to reduce anxiety.

The author first provides the child with reassuring insight as to why "worrying" sometimes becomes problematic for a person. The author then proceeds to outline a very child-friendly cognitive-behavioral plan for overcoming anxiety.

At our child and family counseling clinic, we use cognitive-behavioral therapy as one component of treatment, and we often use this book as an adjunct to therapy. For ... Read more