This book review is in collaboration with : The Kids Book Club
Title: Skorokoro
Author: Melanie Rosettenstein
ABOUT :
A little boy is very embarrassed by his father’s old rusty car that his dad drives.
All the way to school he prays the car will start and as Skorokoro goes Bang! Bang! Pop!the children in the street laugh at him.
A lightening storm sends the teasing children running for cover but there’s more than enough room in Skorokoro to get the children to school dry.
A beautiful reminder to teach our children. To appreciate what they have and always share with others.
ABOUT :An adorable tale of friendship and learning to cope with feeling lonely.
Feeling sad and lonely and a little different from his friends, Fred the fox sets out to find someone to chat to.
He meets Bonnie, the shy little bear. The two become friends and learn that it’s okay to be different.Phillipa talks straight to the heart of our children in her latest book as she guides them through dealing with big emotions in this cute woodlands tale.The back of the book has a page for parents to open further discussion on the emotions within the book.
And there last page tells us the wonderful things we can learn from nature and the creature characters throughout the tale.
We love the feeling friends series and I see us refering back to this story often as Hamish grows.
Nigel goes on safari but is dissapointed that the animals are so quiet until a cheeky monkey changes all that and Nigel has the best day ever.
Bonny and her dad have a fun adventure planned with the hot air balloon man but the wind has other plans. See how dad navigates the skies and Bonny gets the best birthday gift.
Ed and Ella are exploring the old space rocket at dad’s work when they roar off into space. A space dog named zog helps them get home safely but not before showing them around Jupiter.
Sally and grandpa set off to discover the lost treasure under the ocean. They see so many beautiful creatures but will they find the treasure?
Ally is sleeping over at her Aunt but is afraid of the dark. Aunt Jane takes her on a magical night time adventure to show Ally just how much fun night time can be.Recommended reading 2-7 yearsThe opinions expressed in this review are my own.
