Reviews
A Review of "Diary of an American Kid" in The Old Schoolhouse Magazine
Diary of An American Kid is a colorful journal that is ready to be filled with the imaginative thoughts of a grade school child. It is the perfect size to fit into a backpack so that the student can use it on the go. The book looks like a chapter book, but inside there are great… View →
A Review of "T is for Taj Mahal" in The Old Schoolhouse Magazine
T Is for Taj Mahal is an Indian alphabet book. It is written in a two-tiered format to make it interesting to both children and adults. There is a short, simple, rhyming paragraph for each letter of the alphabet, and then in the sidebar is a longer, more informative paragraph that gives… View →
A Review of "Tugg and Teeny" in The Old Schoolhouse Magazine
Tugg and Teeny is a beginning reader for grades 2 through 3 and is the first book in the Tugg and Teeny series. This book is 40 pages long and is broken down into three… Tugg (a gorilla) and Teeny (a monkey) are very good friends. Teeny is very adventurous and likes to try View →
A Review of "A Pet for Miss Wright" in The Old Schoolhouse Magazine
A Pet for Miss Wright is a delightful story for young children ages 6-10 years old about an author and her day-to-day struggle to produce good writing. It is wonderful and inspiring for children to think about real people writing books! The story goes on to tell how Miss Wright’s… View →
A Review of "Little Baseball" in The Old Schoolhouse Magazine
Baseball is such fun for all ages, and this board book brings some interesting aspects of the game easily within reach of even young children. Each page has a simple baseball related riddle; the answer appears on the next page. The illustrations are rich, creamy, and inviting. In our… View →
A Review of "Tugg and Teeny Jungle Surprises" in The Old Schoolhouse Magazine
Tugg and Teeny Jungle Surprises is one of three books in a brand-new beginning reader series written by renowned author J. Patrick Lewis. Award-winner Christopher Denise brings the jungle story to life with detailed and lively illustrations. New readers will quickly fall in love with… View →
A Review of "I Spy With My Little Eye Baseball" in The Old Schoolhouse Magazine
My children and I love search-and-find puzzle books. We enjoy sitting together and exploring the illustrations for hidden objects. I Spy With My Little Eye Baseball is a unique visual puzzle book. Instead of searching for hidden objects, the reader searches for differences between two… View →
A Review of "F Is for Friendship" in The Old Schoolhouse Magazine
F Is for Friendship is an alphabet book that is quite different from the typical alphabet book you will find on the shelves. Each page is written in two parts. For the younger child, there is a short, simple, rhyming paragraph that coordinates with the letter of the page, but there is… View →
A Review of "P Is for Prairie Dog: A Prairie Alphabet" in The Old Schoolhouse Magazine
P Is for Prairie Dog is a beautifully illustrated volume that introduces prairie-related topics in poetry for younger readers. The book also provides in-depth educational information for older readers. This book is designed for 6 to 10-year-olds and retails for… Did you know View →
A Review of "B Is for Blue Planet: An Earth Science Alphabet" in The Old Schoolhouse Magazine
B Is for Blue Planet: An Earth Science Alphabet is a 40-page picture book that goes through the alphabet and describes various earth science topics. For each letter, there is a four-line rhyme along with a sidebar with a few paragraphs of information about the topic. Each letter is also… View →