Saturday Morning For Kids: Saint Patrick the Forgiver #BookReview #NonFiction #ReadingIrelandMonth23 #ReadNonFicChal2023

This meme was started by Rae Longest at Powerful Women Readers. As I am a grandmother, who loves to read to her grandchildren, a mother who loved to read to and with her children, and a retired teacher librarian, this meme really attracted me.

Saturday Morning for Kids: Maya Angelou, Dwayne Johnson, Terry Fox, Hedy Lamar, & Freddie Mercury #BookReview #NonFiction #Children @FLCBooks

This meme was started by Rae Longest at Powerful Women Readers. As I am a grandmother, who loves to read to her grandchildren, a mother who loved to read to and with her children, and a retired teacher librarian, this meme really attracted me.

Children’s NonFiction: Little People, Big Dreams #BookReview #ReadNonFicChal

If you follow my blog at all, you will have seen how much I love the Little People, Big Dreams series. All of these child friendly biographies feature a well known person (to some people) involved in sports, the arts, science or activism. I have read many of them with or to my grandchildren and hopefully, piqued their interest. I did not read any of these to them, but I enjoyed them. I love learning about new people as well, and these short biographies have definitely had me doing my own search to find out more. I recommend that all school and public libraries carry this series.

Saturday Morning for Kids: Alexander von Humboldt, Nikola Tesla, Wilma Mankiller & Marcus Rashford #BookReview #NonFiction #Children @FLCBooks

This meme was started by Rae Longest at Powerful Women Readers. As I am a grandmother, who loves to read to her grandchildren, a mother who loved to read to and with her children, and a retired teacher librarian, this meme really attracted me.

Saturday Morning For Kids: Little People, Big Dreams Biographies (Harry Houdini, J.R.R. Tolkien, Neil Armstrong, Elvis Presley) #BookReview #NonFiction

This meme was started by Rae Longest at Powerful Women Readers. As I am a grandmother, who loves to read to her grandchildren, a mother who loved to read to and with her children, and a retired teacher librarian, this meme really attracted me.

Saturday Morning for Kids – #NonFiction Biographies for Children: Little People, Big Dreams – Marilyn Monroe, Amanda Gorman, Florence Nightingale, Gloria Steinem #BookReview

This week, I am once again highlighting several books from the Little People, Big Dreams series. The exceptional Little People, BIG DREAMS series prides itself on providing child-friendly biographies of well-known public figures and celebrities. All of these books share the childhoods of the person being highlighted, as well as the dreams they had as children. If I were still a teacher librarian, I would have this series in my library.

Saturday Morning or Sunday Afternoon For Kids: Black History Month #BookReviews #Non-Fiction #ReadNonFicChal @bookdout

I was scrolling through Hoopla looking for a movie to watch for Black History Month and came upon several readings of books geared to children on important events in Black History, most that I was not aware of. These animated readings of these stories were all done by Dreamscape LLC and I definitely recommend them if they are available to you. If not, you can also read the books. These are just four of these stories/videos, but there are several others to choose from. These are #4 to #7 for The Non-Fiction Reading Challenge fitting into the Social History Category.

Saturday Evening For Kids: Little People, Big Dreams #BookReview #NonFiction

This meme was started by Rae Longest at Powerful Women Readers. 

Little People, Big Dreams

Saturday Morning For Kids: Non-Fiction Picture Books #BookReview #PictureBooks

This meme was started by Rae Longest at Powerful Women Readers. As I am a grandmother, who loves to read to her grandchildren, a mother who loved to read to and with her children, and a retired teacher librarian, this meme really attracted me.

This week, I am highlighting four nonfiction picture books, two from the Profession Series for children and two from the Little People, Big Dreams series. Both series are geared to primary students and they are well done. I recommend both of these series to parents, teachers, schools and public libraries. Each of these books was provided to me by the publisher upon request. The rating and opinions shared are my own.