Our Current Favorite Children's Books For Gifting! #HolidayGiftGuide

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We love gifting books and today we are sharing some of our most recent favorite children's books that would make great gift ideas this holiday season!

Find out more about these books below and gift the joy of reading this holiday season!

The 12 Days of Christmas: A Holiday Fantasy

Written and Illustrated by Todd Lockwood

From renowned fantasy illustrator and bestselling author Todd Lockwood comes a holiday picture book that brings young readers a new and magical Christmastime adventure! The timeless Christmas carol "The Twelve Days of Christmas" is brought to life through Lockwood's vibrant and spirited artistic hand. 

Holidays All Year

By: Neil Goldberg & Niko Nickolaou

Illustrated by: John Kelly

Best friends POMP, SNOW, and CIRQUEumstance wrap up Christmas and prepare for more holidays around the world. They study the calendar and learn about different holidays (New Year’s, Lunar New Year, Mardi Gras, St. Patrick’s Day, Passover, Easter, Ramadan, Independence Day, Halloween, Diwali Festival of Lights, and Christmas), as they set out to brighten holidays all year.

A is for Athlete

by Bill Martin Jr and Michael Sampson

Illustrated by Dawn Davison

 

Teaching kids their ABCs and encouraging a variety of different athletic-packed pastimes-now that's a home run of a book. Each letter is accompanied with facts that introduce the rules or provide history for each sport. From "A" is for Athlete to "Z" is for Zamboni and all letters in between, kids will not only grow more confident in their reading skills but might find a new sport or two that they want to learn.

Did You Hear That?

by Antonio Vicente

Illustrated by Miguel Ordóñez

 

From the rooster crowing to Grandma sneezing, Antonio Vicente's playful words and Miguel Ordóñez's vibrant illustrations depict a day filled with onomatopoeias that help little ones identify different experiences and emotions. Listen closely-you 

Mary Marianna, Great Owl, And The Chess Master 

by William Morkill

Illustrated by Susana Ramirez Solis

 

A story of learning how to be kind to those that need it most. When Mary Marianna discovers a homeless man on the street, she can't seem to get him out of her mind. Sensing her distress, the Great Owl comes to her with advice about how Mary Marianna can help. With her parents at her side, Mary Marianna does her best to get him on his feet. In doing so, she realizes that it is the smallest of choices to help those in need that make the biggest of differences.

Guac The Avocado Bird 

by Julie Branch-Evans

Illustrated by Stephen Lomozzo

 

In this charming tale from Julie Branch-Evans comes freshly hatched Guac, the one and only avocado bird.

Alone without a home, he searches for a place to call his own. When he finds a vacant birdhouse, Guac settles in, happy to hide himself from everyone else, but he's soon joined by many other creatures who are also looking for a place to live. From cats to ferrets, Guac welcomes them in and finds that embracing each of their unique qualities—including his own—makes for a home full of happiness and love.

Alithia Ramirez Was An Artist 

by Violet Lemay

 

Alithia Ramirez dreamed of studying art in Paris.

She drew the world as it should be—full of color and joy, creativity and fun. From her teachers to her family and friends, Alithia shared her gifts with an open heart. Being an artist is never easy, but she drew every day to practice her skills and help everyone feel the love that art can bring. Written to honor Alithia and all the lives affected by the Uvalde school tragedy, Alithia Ramirez Was an Artist will help preserve the memory of this talented young girl through her story and her artwork.

You Can Throw a Party!

by Jan Gniffke

Illustrated by Rebecca J. Pintos

This charming and vibrant book, You Can Throw a Party!, conveys the importance of celebrating YOU. Gniffke inspires children everywhere to use their imagination and creativity to celebrate with others-whether they are people from your neighborhood, or people in the community you might not know yet. Love yourself and share with others that they, too, are worth celebrating just the way they are!

Puppy Dog, Puppy Dog, Do You Want to Play?

by Bill Martin Jr and Michael Sampson

Illustrated by Marilyn Janovitz

A puppy dog and his dad decide to tackle the day head on with their various favorite activities. From hide and seek to dancing to tag, the duo decides to spend the day in each other's company and make the very most of it. They might just realize that the best parts of any day are the moments they get to spend with one another.

Annabelle Bee And The Butterfly Tree 

by Debra Raso O'Connor 

Illustrated by Stephen Lomozzo

 

Annabelle Bee wishes she could be a lovely butterfly like Benjamin. When one day she saves Benjamin from being caught in a net, the two quickly become best friends! But when Annabelle hears that her mother, the queen, says they need to move to a new hive, she doesn't know what to do! She doesn't want to leave her new friend, but she doesn't want to leave her family. Will the two friends be able to find the perfect place? Children will learn about bravery, friendship, and that no problem is too big to solve in Annabelle Bee and the Butterfly Tree.

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#WelcomeSpring with Family Game Night and an UnboxBoardom Subscription

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Have you ever wished you had a board game subscription that would deliver quality games that your family will enjoy without any work on your part?  Well, UnboxBoardom is here to make the wish come true this Spring!

Why Board Game Subscription Boxes are the best way to buy board games

With board game subscription boxes you can easily discover and enjoy the hottest and best new board games. The risk of buying board games that are not fun or too hard to understand is minimized because the team at UnboxBoardom does all the research for you. They know which are the best board games because they've played them with their own families. 

How This Board Game Subscription Box Service Works

When you sign up for the UnboxBoardom board game subscription box service you will receive brand-new board games delivered right to your door for you to keep.   All of our featured board games are loved by members of the UnboxBoardom team -- from family board games to strategy board games to party board games. We continually keep a finger on the pulse of the dynamic board game industry.

Each month, you get an email with several games to choose from based on your family's preferences.  UnboxBoardom provides you with all the info you'll need to make the best choice.  Here is the game we picked for our March board game delivery:

Azul

(2-4 players, ages 8+, 30-45 minute playtime)

In Azul, players take turns drafting colored tiles from the center of the table and adding them to their player board. Later in the round, players score points based on how they've placed their tiles to decorate their board. Extra points are awarded for specific patterns and for completing rows, columns, and color sets. Tiles chosen by a player that cannot be used on their player board result in negative points. The player with the most points at the end of the game wins.

We have really enjoyed this game in our family game night rotation this month, which just proves that the folks at UnboxBoardom know exactly what they're doing!

Also, because the amazing people at UnboxBoardom want everyone to be able to enjoy the thrill, excitement and personal interaction from playing board games, for every 10 new board game subscription box signups, they donate a board game to an organization that helps kids who can’t afford one.  We love companies that give back!!

Settle everyone in for a fun family game night this Spring and all year long with a subscription from UnboxBoardom!

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#ValentinesDayGiftGuide - Valentine's Day Books For Your Little Loves

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Make Valentine’s Day special with new releases from Printers Row Publishing Group and Silver Dolphin Books!

Lego: Build Valentine’s Day Fun!

$9.99

Ages 5-8

New from Studio Fun International, LEGO: Build Valentine’s Day Fun lets readers build one of three exclusive characters at a time—a cute heart, a bear, or an adorable dog. And that’s just the beginning. Up next are mazes, puzzles, and funny comics. 

With more than 30 stickers and so much to build, read, rebuild, and imagine, LEGO: Build Valentine’s Day Fun has loads of love to share this Valentine's Day!

With large, graphic letters, beautiful baby illustrations, and sweet text, this book is perfect for letting little ones know that they are special, important, and loved.

ABC I Love You

 $7.99

By Candace Warren and Maggie Fischer

Ages 0-2

An adorable ABC book that is sure to steal hearts this Valentine's Day!

You Make My Heart Saur

 $7.99

By Maggie Fischer., Illustrated by Todd Lauzon

Ages 3-5

Read and roar along with the dinos in this adorable board book. With chunky pages perfect for little hands, colorful illustrations, and a sweet rhyming story, this is sure to become a story time favorite!

I’ll Love You More

$6.99

By Andi Landes, Illustrated by Jacqueline East

Ages: 0-2

A precious love poem written from parent to child, I’ll Love You More is a sweetly illustrated board book that will melt hearts. Parents will enjoy sharing these reminders of the special moments they share with their little ones as they grow up. I’ll Love You More includes space on the inside front cover to write a personal message in this keepsake book that is a gift to be treasured.

Treat your little loves with books that are sure to be cherished this Valentine's Day!

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#HolidayGiftGuide - BYJU's Learning Featuring Disney Premium Kit from Osmo!

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If you have a little one on your gift giving list, we have the most awesome gift idea to share with you today!  Check out this BYJU’S LEARNING Kit featuring Disney characters:

These premium kits help kids in Pre-K to 3rd grade build math, language, reading, vocabulary, and other core skills, while playing alongside beloved Disney and Pixar characters. 

Kids practice, play, and learn using an interactive app and hands-on activities, personalized to the child’s learning level.

This self-paced learning program provides real-time feedback, and supports different types of learners, helping them gain confidence to learn on their own.  

The kit includes over 3,000 video lessons, quizzes, read-along stories and digital worksheets. It comes with Magic Workbooks (for Math, Language, Reading), Osmo Base Set, Wizpens, Crayons, and 1 year access to BYJU'S Learning App featuring Disney. Available for iPad or Fire.

Osmo technology means every interactive worksheet provides real-time feedback each step of the way, fostering independent play in young learners.

Build fundamental math, language and reading skills alongside Disney characters. It’s a powerful blend of physical and digital tools for a whole new way to learn.

Osmo makes learning so much fun!  It's a great way to get little ones exciting about learning. 

If you have pre K or school age kids on your gift giving list, check out Osmo for a fantastic variety of app based learning kits that are sure to be their favorite gift this holiday season! 

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#HolidayGiftGuide - Don McLean's American Pie: A Fable

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Check out one of our most recent favorite picture books this Fall, Don McLean's American Pie: A Fable

About the book:

A long, long time ago ...

So begins one of the most iconic pop songs ever written, "American Pie," which a half-century ago became an enduring music legend – multiple generations have grown up with it even though they weren't born when it was released.

In honor of its 50th anniversary, Meteor 17 Books and IPG Books earlier this year published AMERICAN PIE: A FABLE, a lavishly illustrated, emotionally resonant picture book for children inspired by the song. Rather than a simple recitation of the lyrics – which, at 8½ minutes would be a challenge! – AMERICAN PIE: A FABLE draws its idea from the meaning of the song, which is a deep and rich exploration of complicated emotions. Likewise, though the book may at first seem simple, its message of loneliness and friendship, creativity and connection is captivating for young readers ... and the grown-ups who care for them.

Released in 1971, "American Pie" was named one of the top five songs of the century by the National Endowment for the Arts and the Recording Industry Association of America and the original recording was selected for preservation in the National Recording Registry by the Library of Congress as being “culturally, historically or artistically significant." 

Lushly illustrated and poetically written with numerous nods to the nostalgic themes and cryptic lyrics of the beloved song, Don McLean’s American Pie: A Fable is a picture book McLean says he hopes will become a bedtime standard for families. 

This gorgeous book would make a lovely gift this holiday season!

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Personalized Sorrento Leather Journal from Pen Heaven for Spooky Season!

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Just in time for spooky season, Pen Heaven offers up personalized journals, the perfect guardians for eerie text or gruesome sketches.  One of our favorites is the Sorrento Medium Leather Journal which is understated and simple and perfect for masking the creepy stories that lie within.

Sorrento Medium Leather Journal

Sleek and simply styled without unnecessary trim, the Sorrento brings you a premium-quality leather journal at a fraction of the cost.

 All Pen Heaven's journals are handmade in one workshop in Italy from only the finest Italian leather and other local materials. 

The pages are acid-free and excellently suited for any kind of ink or pencil lead. The smooth leather surface of this journal lends itself to clear, bold embossing, making it a great choice for personalization.

This gorgeous journal would be the perfect sidekick on all your spooky adventures this Fall!  Pen Heaven has Sorrento Journals and tons of gorgeous pens to create a dynamic writing duo.  Check them out!

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#HolidayGiftGuide - Paint-by-Number Kits From Craft-Ease!

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If you are looking for a gift for someone who loves to get crafty, check out Craft-Ease paint-by-number kits!

These kits come with everything you need to create a beautiful masterpiece and you don't have to be super skilled at painting to get a fantastic end result worthy of displaying in your home!

Craft-Ease has tons of designs to choose from.  A chose Dark Bloom, a floral skull painting and it's so pretty!

The kit comes in a box that can be turned into your easel, the numbered canvas, the paints you will need, several brushes and the instructions you'll need to complete your project.

The paint by numbers how-to-guide makes painting easy, and it covers every step you need to take when it comes to painting this beautiful skull with flowers piece.

THere is enough paint for the whole project plus some and brushes for fine detail and broader strokes as well.

The color coded guide is a helpful reference tool during your project.

Craft-Ease, believes art is a form of therapy and these complete craft kits make it so that everyone can achieve a therapeutic and joyful experience through art from the comfort of their home. 

If someone on your gift list could use a little art therapy, check out Craft-Ease.  They have diamond paintings too!

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A Few of Our Favorite Picture Books This Fall!

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Take a look at what we are reading this Fall:

I Am Coco: The Life of Coco Chanel by Isabel Pin 

(Sept. 13, Hardcover $17.95, ISBN 978-3-7913-7508-3; Ages 6-9, 88 pages)

This portrait of a fiercely independent creative thinker is filled with whimsical pictures and informative texts to depict the entire arc of Coco’s life and career, from schoolgirl rebel to haute couture icon.

Young Gabrielle came from a poor family, was orphaned at age 12, and learned to sew in a convent school. She worked as a seamstress and sang in cabarets, where she was given the nickname Coco. This story—and the remarkable career that followed—is exuberantly told in Isabel Pin’s simple yet detailed illustrations. Young readers will learn about Coco’s beginnings as a hat designer, and how her earliest creations presaged the concept of sportswear. They’ll learn about her iconic designs—the little black dress, the impeccable suit, the squared-off perfume bottle, and the acclaimed logo. And they will learn how a freethinking young artist who freed women from the corsets and extravagant ornamentations of the early 20th century grew into a ferociously ambitious designer who staged her own comeback at the age of 70. Whether they are interested in the history of fashion, or looking for encouragement to pursue their own dreams, young readers will find this entertaining biography both fascinating and inspiring.

\Hair: From Moptops to Mohicans, Afros to Cornrows by Katja Spitzer 

(Sept. 13, Hardcover $16.95, ISBN 978-3-7913-7528-1; Ages 5-7, 40 pages)

This delightfully informative and reaffirming celebration of hair through the ages not only explores the most outrageous hairstyles from across history, but also shows how hair is an important and powerful means of cultural expression no matter what your sex, age, or race.

During the Rococo period, wealthy women tucked shells, necklaces, fruit, and flowers into their hair, which was styled into towers that reached as high as three feet over their heads. In 1970s London, young, disfranchised “punks” made themselves feel powerful by drawing on the 2,000-year-old Native American practice of shaving their heads except for a narrow strip from forehead to neck. These are just a couple of many fascinating moments of hair history whimsically illustrated in this book. Katja Spitzer’s colorful illustrations are presented in double-page spreads that offer an engaging description of a hair trend or style and its cultural and historic significance. Readers will learn why hair braiders in West Africa can spend an entire day working on one client; and how Black Americans signaled their opposition to racist laws and practices by not styling their naturally frizzy hair. Filled with important history and giggle-inducing facts, this wide-ranging book crosses cultures and oceans to offer an important lesson about self-expression that will encourage readers of all ages to let down their hair, and to let others do the same.

The Power of Architecture: 25 Modern Buildings from Around the World by Annette Roeder, illus. by Pamela Baron 

(Sept. 20, Hardcover $24.95, ISBN 978-3-7913-7514-4; Ages 8-12, 64 pages)

From private residences to affordable housing, stadiums to factories, museums to libraries—this book takes young readers across continents to learn how architecture is improving the world one building at a time.

Although popular culture and classrooms are filled with references to classic and iconic buildings such as the Parthenon, the Cathedral of Notre Dame, and the Great Pyramids, there are equally valuable lessons to be learned from modern architecture, and especially from buildings situated in the Global South and among underrepresented populations. This beautifully illustrated book investigates how contemporary architects from a variety of cultures are addressing issues of climate change, income inequality, and limited resources by designing buildings that are as innovative as they are beautiful. Each building is presented in a double-page spread featuring Pamela Baron’s exquisitely detailed illustrations that highlight the design, natural surroundings, and the people who live, work, or play there. Annette Roeder’s pitch-perfect text outlines the structure’s unique contribution to the field of architecture, and invites readers to wonder aloud why the building works and to find out more about it. A perfect stepping stone for designers in the making, this book also teaches kids how architecture can help the people it shelters and the planet on which it is built.

My Dog, Hen by David Mackintosh 

(Oct. 13, Hardcover $16.95; ISBN 978-3-7913-7535-9; Ages 4-8, 40 pages)

Brimming with the lively artwork and waggish humor that make his books a joy for kids and parents alike, David Mackintosh’s newest book explores finding value in the unwanted and obsolete, through the pleasures and perils of adopting a rescue puppy.

“Why should we get a brand-new dog when Hen is as good as new to us?” asks the young boy at the center of this story.

 

The adorable mixed-breed pup is brought home in a cardboard box, given toys, and some food—and then proceeds to enthusiastically eat up his loving home. When nothing can be done (and all the pocket money has been spent on new toys) the boy’s wise and thrifty grandmother finds a helpful solution. Readers of all ages will laugh at Hen’s boundless energy and parents especially will identify with the challenges of training a headstrong dog.

 

Any family that has ever adopted a rescue pet will appreciate this story’s gentle lesson about finding value in our less-than-perfect belongings and loved ones.

We are really enjoying these titles and they would make a lovely addition to any picture book library this Fall!

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B is for Beekeeping: A Fun and Educational Picture Book About Bees!

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As an avid gardener, I am a huge fan of bees and bee education and conservation.  Today, I am super excited to share a fabulous book that is a great tool to get younger generations interested in bees too!

B is for Beekeeping: An Alphabet Book

About the book:

Beekeeper and conservationist Justin Weiss brings the ABCs of honeybees to life for the next generation of environmentalists in his delightful new children’s book, B is for Beekeeping: An Alphabet Book.

With concise, easy-to-understand language, such as “C is for comb,” and “H is for honey,” Weiss introduces young audiences to the ABCs of beekeeping and the critical role that honeybees play in the ecosystem.

In B is for Beekeeping, Weiss uses each letter of the alphabet to teach a beekeeping term and idea, and each fascinating new fact is brought to life by a bright, playful illustration.

Perfect for parents, grandparents and teachers, B is for Beekeeping intends to encourage children to explore the “un-bee-lievable” world around them and to respect some of the smallest, but mightiest, creatures.

About the author:

Justin Weiss is a husband, father and hobby beekeeper. He loves to explore the world with his family and try new foods. 

Born and raised in California, he currently lives outside of Dallas, Texas, on a small suburban homestead. He and his wife have a garden, keep bees, raise quail and chickens, and have an orange cat named Leo. He is fluent in Spanish, having also lived in Chile, Easter Island and Spain.

Weiss serves his community as the assistant city manager and also as a board member for the local school district’s education foundation.

It has always been a dream of his to publish a book — a special gift for his children that he hopes they will want to pass down one day, too.

A portion of all sales of this book will be donated to organizations such as Pollinator Partnership, the Bee Conservancy and Project Apis m.

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#HolidayGiftGuide - Outside the Box: The Perfect Gift For Crafty Kids and Teens!

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If you have an artistic kiddo, Outside the Box should be on your radar this holiday season! 

These fun boxes are created to offer hands on art projects that tie in to a picture book to encourage and all around learning experience that your kiddo won't soon forget. With a subscription, each month they’ll explore a different art project or theme with engaging projects that promote creativity.  You can choose between a Regular Box (enough supplies for 2) and the Family Box (enough supplies for 4 artists) or Insider’s Club, all digital subscription.

Each box contains a picture book that relates to the project to inspire and set a context, written easy to follow instructions with a QR code and link for a resource page with video tutorials and other resources, and all of the art supplies needed for the project. Art supplies are full size – not sample sizes.

Our box was the Yummy Still Life Art box:

This box includes: the hilarious classic book, Cloudy With A Chance of Meatballs, by Judi Barrett,  8 sheets of high quality watercolor paper, a set of Faber-Castell Eco Watercolor Pencils, 2 brushes, 2 water cups, paper towels for blotting, detailed instruction booklet and a link to the tutorial video and other resources.

Instructions were easy to follow and A dove right in, excited to get started!

Outside the Box makes it easy to provide your child with fun, imaginative, and educational art projects, with no experience and no planning necessary other than to order the kits!

The boxes & projects are designed for elementary age children – roughly 5-11. If your child is on the younger end, they will need more parent involvement that older children do. 

A and D are 16 and 13 and both found this kit to be easy to follow and fun.  They loved the high quality watercolor pencil set that came with the kit and have used them several times since completing the included activities.

Outside the Box would make a lovely gift for kids and teens who love trying out different types of art projects and enjoy exploring their creative sides!  Check them out this holiday season for a gift that will last all year long!

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