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Book Review: The Perfect Gift

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Who wouldn't love coloring, and that too, coloring one's perfect world? I t's a simple compilation that is unrestrained by its simplicity! "The Perfect Gift" allows readers to personalize the book to cater to their imagination and solace. That is where Lauren Persons has tingled the sense of wonderment for kids that can otherwise leave us adults clueless. What we love about this book is that it's not just about drawing and coloring. It also features a cue on every other page to tap into your imagination as you color your way through the story. It's a fun and engaging way to keep your kid evoked as she unwinds and unfolds. Click HERE to buy the book You can also by the book in L.H. Press How would you address those who argue that coloring books are marketed primarily to children, and that adults should engage in more intellectually stimulating routines? Well, you can hand them this book that lets a grownup ...
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Book Review: Harvey the Hippo meets Mickey Mandarin

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What a radical and riveting way to present an extremely relevant yet sensitive issue to its targeted audience! I ndeed, Abby Pete’s book, Harvey the Hippo meets Mickey Mandarin thoughtfully rules out exclusivity to embrace inclusivity with a tenderness that is apt for young minds. Acceptance of the fluidity of gender and a non-binary approach towards others are the fresh perspectives that this engaging read offers. Click HERE to buy the book You can also by the book in Barnes and Noble and L.H. Press The story is about Harvey, the hippo , who being a “he” and a “him”, lives in the zoo with his family and friends. They are Zo, the Zebra, who likes to be called “they” and “them”, Ginger, the giraffe, whose preferred pronouns are “she” and “her” and other animals too. However, their differences in identities do not affect their friendship but rather strengthen their bonds. In fact, the animals accept their friends as they are and engage in pl...
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Book Review: What I Hope for You

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Each page in this book effortlessly embodies an endearing wish from a grandmom's heart. 'W hat I Hope for You' by Jennifer Bonn is a heartwarming book that captures the world of joy and blessings a grandmother desires for her grandkids. The book further weaves in the happiness by manifesting vibrant illustrations by Bijan Samaddar. Many of us might not have our grandparents with us anymore, but this book takes us down memory, where we find solace in the author's words. She has numerous direct-action thoughts that set the spark in a young mind. Something like 'dream-big' tells a kid to set audacious goals and never look back. To believe in oneself and achieve! Such a wish can only come from dear grandma! Click HERE to buy the book The bond a grandmother has with her grandchildren is of abundant love, care, and everlasting hope. This book is a treasure trove of delightful memories that will warm your heart a...
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