This past week on The Children’s Bookshelf, I noticed several wonderful posts about children’s literacy that I wanted to share with you. Each of these posts about literacy is simple and full of practical suggestions on how you can encourage the proper development of reading skills in even small children.
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If you are new to No Twiddle Twaddle, I’m not posting my usual free eBook lists and activities due to a large blog redesign going on behind the scenes. I do have several guest posts planned though that I know that you will enjoy. And, I should be fully back up to normal by mid-February!
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For today’s picture book linky, The Children’s Bookshelf, I thought that it would only be fitting that I highlight the winner of the Randolph Caldecott Medal from the American Library Association Youth Media Awards for 2013. The results were just announced yesterday morning, and I’m excited to see one of my favorite picture books from
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Today, I would like to highlight a couple resources and books about Martin Luther King, Jr. Day as part of my weekly linky, The Children’s Bookshelf.
You can read a nice picture eBook for free on memetales called Dreams: A Story About Martin Luther King, Jr. This book will only be available for a couple
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Today, I’m participating in the Kregel Blog Tour by featuring a book review of the Candle Bible for Kids (Toddler Edition) by Juliet David and illustrated by Jo Parry. This storybook bible is a smaller, shorter version of the Candle Bible for Kids.
Candle Bible for Kids (Toddler Edition) by Juliet David and illustrated by
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The Children’s Bookshelf is now live, my weekly link-up for all children’s book related posts. Even if you are not a blogger, this weekly link-up is a great place to find new sites that review books for children as well as blogger who write book inspired activities for children.
Today, I would like to highlight
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Here are a couple holiday posts linked up last week to The Children’s Bookshelf that I enjoyed reading:
Fantastic Fun and Learning wrote compiled a list of 10 Versions of The Twelve Days of Christmas. I especially liked the variety of traditional and fun themed versions that she included in her list.
My Little
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As the Christmas holiday approaches, I know that I have been trying to grab some extra holiday books for my kids to read. Last week on The Children’s Bookshelf, we invited some of the bloggers that link-up each week to share an extra holiday themed kid lit post. Here are just a couple of my
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Thanks for stopping by The Children’s Bookshelf, a weekly link-up co-hosted on multiple blogs for all kid-lit related book reviews and activities.
Here are some highlights from last week’s link-up:
Pragmatic Mom featured author Suzy Kline. Full of practical suggestions for writing prompts, this post is a must-read for anyone interested in writing
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Today is a busy day with a number of new free Kindle books for kids in addition to some really great sales going on in the Cyber Monday Kindle Store. You can find my list of Cyber Monday deals earlier today which includes the hot holiday gift, the Kindle Fire as well as some great
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What would happen if Baby Bear and Goldilocks were reunited years later? This fun spin on a familiar story will leave kids and parents giggling! See inside Goldilocks and Just One Bear on Amazon.
 
A beautiful book of exploration of the color of green that touches on even the abstract thoughts that a color represents. My preschooler loves this book! See inside Green on Amazon.
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