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LEGOS: Cool Creations in 35 Pieces By Sean Kenny Children’s Book

September 6, 2013 by Momstart 1 Comment

This book makes me think….With Little Blocks comes Great Creativity….

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Ok, yeah I’m pretty random sometimes when I’m reviewing products, yes we received this book as a sample and it came on a day that Miles didn’t have school and his sister did. He kept asking me if he could play a video game but he’s not allowed to change the discs because he doesn’t take care of the discs. So I had to change the disk and I was in the middle of editing a video for my blog. This book was delivered and suddenly he didn’t care about the video game, he cared about finding the LEGOS to make a ROBOT.IMG_7985

There are always LEGOS in the floor of my living room, on the fire place and in the kitchen. The kids LOVE LEGOS and when I say kids that include the big kid my husband. Ah, I love them too but they paly with them the most. What I love about this book is how easy it is to use and how it inspires great things. Building with LEGO® pieces can inspire children and adults alike to construct wonderfully imaginative and grand creations – towering castles, massive aircrafts, and intricate cities. But LEGO models don’t have to be complicated to be fun and exciting. In Cool Creations in 35 Pieces, best-selling author and artist Sean Kenney taps deep into his imagination with an exercise that will challenge readers of all ages. He creates dozens of figures—from menacing robots with names like Blurg and Scraps, to transforming trucks, to creatures that live in the rainforest—out of LEGOs, but uses no more than 35 pieces in each construct.

Cool Creations in 35 Pieces is Sean’s sixth book that showcases his LEGO art work. His intricate-yet-simple designs will inspire millions of LEGO fans to unleash their own imaginations. He provides starting points, and also includes a step-by-step instruction guide on how he created his pieces.

Falling in love with LEGOs as a boy, Sean left a lucrative Lehman Brothers career to pursue his dream as an artist. He now owns nearly 2 million LEGO bricks and has erected works that weigh as much as 400 pounds. For Cool Creations in 35 Pieces, however, he wanted to show what’s possible with only a few blocks. Just imagine the worlds you can create in only 35 pieces!

Filed Under: book review Tagged With: book review, Children's book, Cool Creations in 35 pieces, LEGO, LEGOS, Sean Kenny

The Adventures of Bella & Harry Giveaway

August 12, 2013 by Momstart 24 Comments

New books for Zoe arrived yesterday and she got home from camp, jumped into my lap with her books and asked me over and over to read to her until I said yes. There was only a slight delay and that’s because I was working, but how could I tell my beautiful daughter no. Bella and Harry like to travel and both of these books we received are about going to other countries. I’ve been trying to teach her about other countries, but she keeps thinking that Texas is a country. I laugh because there are people in Texas who would agree with her.

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The Adventures of Bella & Harry, a picture book series that chronicles the escapades of a pup named Bella, her little brother Harry and their family, who travel the world exploring the sights and sounds of new, exciting cities.

Bella & Harry: Let’s Visit Rome and Bella & Harry: Let’s Visit Edinburgh.

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About the books

The Bella & Harry series was developed to inspire young readers to embrace the world and encourage its exploration. Done through the comedic and informative adventures of sibling Chihuahuas Bella and Harry, while traveling through various countries, the series aspires to stimulate children’s imaginations and foster a thirst for understanding the world in which they live.

Edinburgh and Rome are the seventh and eighth books in the series. Paris, Venice, London, Cairo, Athens, Barcelona, Istanbul and Jerusalem are also available.

About Bella & Harry: Let’s Visit Edinburgh

Good day! Join Bella and Harry as they travel to Edinburgh with their family and see Edinburgh Castle, the Royal Botanic Garden and enjoy a trip to Loch Ness to search for Nessie! Along the way local cuisine (such as Dundee cake) and basic Scottish phrases are introduced.

About Bella & Harry: Let’s Visit Rome

Bon giorno! Join Bella & Harry as they travel to Rome with their family and see the Colosseum, Roman Forum, Trevi Fountain and other sites. Along the way local cusine (spaghetti and meatballs) and basic Italian words are introduced.

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Meet The Dooples Children’s Book

August 10, 2013 by Momstart Leave a Comment

When it comes to the education of my children, I will explore anything and everything to help aid them for a solid foundation and future. I’d love to put them in private school but it’s so darn expensive and with a little work with them I could probably achieve the same results. I received a sample book, called Meet The Dooples.

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The Dooples, a group of writing implementations who come to life in a collection of books and a musical animation that Charactersmotivate children to think, learn and communicate.

Once upon a time…a long, long time ago there was a land so far away that nobody has yet to find it.  The name of this land was Doo and the people who lived there were very friendly writing tools, called ”Dooples”.
While playing, one day at the Inka Plinka River, the Dooples saw something moving on the other side.  Then they found something very strange.  They did not know what to do?  Then they thought and thought.  Finally, they decided to go to Mount Petrooky, the tallest mountain in the Land of Doo, to see the wise one, Mr. Dooba Dee Doo for answers…

The Dooples were created by Dr. Lynn Hunter to combine education with entertainment and aid learning with rhyme, rhythm and repetition. She believes that it’s important to maintain ongoing learning throughout the year and that children become more engaged with story-based education. Dr. Hunter recently premiered “The Dooples in the Land of Doo” animated film and introduced new characters such as a “marker” named Marcus, a “pen” named Penny, a "crayon" named Spectrina, and the wisest Doople in the Land of Doo, Mr. Doo Ba Dee Doo, who all learn by “Doo-ing.”

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The Dooples were created to help facilitate elementary-school aged kids everywhere with learning new concepts, using "everyday tools" they are very familiar with. My children explored the book. It’s a great way to introduce kids to different ways of writing and drawing. With the pictures there are plenty of things to explore in the book, it’s great for younger children, I would say pre-K and for Kindergartners that have no experience with school at all.

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A Real Prince is Hard to Find: A Modern Fairy Tale

August 10, 2013 by Momstart Leave a Comment

After months of anticipation the baby finally arrived!  I’m not much of a royal watcher, probably because my mother was a huge royal watcher, but I know there are lots out there. I received all kinds of product and review requests but it was the cute children’s books that came out that grabbed my attention. To celebrate the excitement with A REAL PRINCE IS HARD TO FIND: A Modern Fairy Tale.  With a companion app (which you can download here) this delightfully illustrated picture book sweetly tells the story of how William and Kate grew up, met and eventually married, capturing the hearts of millions worldwide.

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The Will & Kate App Description:

 

‘Will and Kate is a charming, clever, witty and utterly gorgeous e-book. I want to read it over and over again forever … This is truly one of the best e-books I’ve seen.’ Kids Book Review

‘Oozing charm, a sweet bonbon to celebrate the royal wedding of (probably) the decade.’ Kirkus Reviews

‘An elegant, humorous, at times irreverent rendition of the Royal love affair.’ The Literary Platform

Will & Kate is the highly interactive, fun-filled story of a prince, a princess, some sheep, and a royal romance. Take a hot air balloon trip past curious giraffes, set off a sky full of fireworks and help Kate choose her wedding dress for the big day. Or simply hang out with the royal corgis.

Features:
– full of interactive elements – tap and swipe each page to discover hidden surprises
– fun sound effects on every page
– ‘Read to Me’ narration on each page
– ‘Read it Myself’ option to read without narration

We did like the book!

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The illustrations are really cute and I think it makes a fantastic bedtime story book. The perfect fairy tale deserves the perfect picture book. The world has royal fever–we just can’t get enough of Prince William and Kate Middleton. Millions of people around the globe tuned in to watch their wedding in spring 2011, and the recent announcement of a baby on the way sent the media into a frenzy of speculation. Now, readers can go back in time to see their story from the beginning – a story about a little boy named William who would grow up to be king, and a little girl named Catherine who dreamed of meeting a prince one day…

Follow Will and Kate through their childhood days, their grand wedding, their international travels… and (of course) the arrival of their royal baby. Based on a popular app from Ink Robin, with illustrations by Adam Larkum that bring both the English country-side and the streets of London to life, this delightful picture book will make readers young and old alike fall in love with everyone’s favorite royal couple all over again.

Filed Under: book review Tagged With: a modern fairy tale, A Real Prince is hard to find, book review, Children's book

Zoe Read The Book: Bubblegum Princess

August 2, 2013 by Momstart Leave a Comment

Once upon a time in a land not far from here, there lived a young lady named Katy. She was delightfully witty, extraordinarily kind, and decidedly brilliant. However, young lady Katy had one unmistakably unladylike habit.

BGPCoverAmazonShe loved blowing bubblegum bubbles and the bubbles got her in quite the predicament. She was invited to visit the queen, in hopes to meet the prince her parents wanted her to go with one rule in mind…..no bubble gum chewing.

And there stood Katy, mid-curtsy, covered in bubblegum goo from her head to her shiny new shoes. And even her pretty purse, too.

The royals burst out laughing. The queen’s corgis giggled. Mum and Dad turned ruby red, doubly troubled by the big blown bubble.

But Katy was tickled pink. “That’s the most magnificent bubblegum bubble I’ve ever seen. It must have been twice the size of the queen!”

I was so very proud of my daughter reading Bubblegum Princess. Many of the words were difficult for a beginning reader, in fact, some of the words I had trouble with. Now I’m not saying she read it perfectly but she never gave up. She kept trying and loved the story. She doesn’t even realize that the characters in the book are real people. Bubblegum Princess. Bubblegum Princess is based on the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s fairytale romance, and will be released for sale the day their child is born. It’s a cute story with really fun vibrant illustrations. I wonder what Prince William and Duchess Kate think of the story.

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Have a Pinkalicious Slumber Party With Bedding & Bedtime Stories

August 2, 2013 by Momstart Leave a Comment

Pinkalicious is the brand based on the New York Times bestselling book series by Victoria Kann. We received Pinkalicious: The Pinkamazing Storybook Collection, which includes four I Can Read Books and two storybooks and a Pinkalicious bedding set. The Pinkamazing Storybook collection includes The Pinkerrific Playdate, Pinkalicious: The Princess of Pink Slumber Party, Pinkalicious and the Pinkatastic Zoo Day, Pinkalicious: Soccer Star, Pinkalicious and the Pink Hat Parade and Pinkalicious: Flower Girl!

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ZOE LOVES PINKALICIOUS. We first found out about Pinkalicious from Zoe’s doctor. She recommended the book to Zoe because Zoe loved purple so much. Then Zoe noticed that one of her friends had one of the books and we next found ourselves at the library. The Pinkalicious books are very popular and hard to find at the library probably because all the girls are just like mine and want to check them all out at one time.

The bedding that we received is adorable and we’re going to give it to our friends. My daughter already has some nice bedding and over at her friend’s house they’re going to have slumber party. I’m probably going to send her with the book too. Zoe’s getting so good at reading and I know she can read a lot of the Pinkalicious stories from what we’ve checked out. I should have known, but I had no idea there was Pinkalicious merchandise. Plus it’s really easy to make your own party supplies for a slumber party. Just make some pink cupcakes, pink lemonade and the girls will be up all night instead of sleeping. But who really sleeps at a s slumber party?

Zoe loves to read before bedtime and during a slumber party she’ll stay up all night reading and giggling with her friends. I’m looking forward to the next one at our house. I’m getting all kinds of pink ideas. One last thing, I wanted to share Zoe’s favorite Pinkalicious book, it’s Pinkalicious and the pink drink. Every time she reads it she wants to make her own lemonade stand. So some time this summer I’m going to have to help her with her lemonade stand.

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For more Pinkalicious ideas visit and/or like the Pinkalicious Facebook page and follow Pinkalicious on Twitter , Pinterest and Instagram.

Filed Under: review Tagged With: bedtime stories, Children's book, pinkalicious, review, the pinkamazing storybook collection, Victoria Kann

AliceWinks: Listen and Watch as Alice Falls Down The Rabbit Hole

July 18, 2013 by Momstart

Alicewinks logoSharing the stories of Lewis Carroll’s “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland with you children has never been easier. The 150th Anniversary Animated Edition for Tablet Computers,” affectionately known to us as “Alicewinks“. Did you catch that? It’s The Adventures in Wonderland on video for apple devices and for android devices. Alice has many adventures in Wonderland and what is unique and different about this version is that they chose original illustrations. The original illustrations of a dozen early 20th century artists are used in this animated e-book creating 12 different depictions.

Alice always looks different and that was a little confusing to my children but to quote Alice, She is always changing. Children are always changing and Alice in wonderland is the completely spirit of a child. If a child created a world in their imagination Wonderland is what that world would be like because things somehow always work out. I was looking at Chapter 4 last night with my children and I found that that is one of the scenes in the story where Alice grows tall and small and tall and when the people start mocking her they also start throwing rocks. Suddenly the rocks turn into cakes and when she eats the cakes she turns small again. I mean what’s better than that? Save yourself in the story by changing the parameters. It made me smile to share the story with my kids. I think that’s something that I really like about Alicewinks, it brings the Adventures of Alice to live for my kids.

They can sit and listen to the story, they can do a read along and follow the words and they can see amazing artwork. It’s really a great way to use technology to share something magical with children. It’s an original idea to me because it’s not just a video of the story for the kids to watch it’s illustrations like a real book would be, I really thing it’s quite creative.

I was able to download my copy over Amazon and it was really easy to do. I found the link on the Alicewinks website and then I chose which device for Amazon to send it to. The thing I love about Amazon is that you can send it to all connected devices at once and that’s what I did. Of course you can also find these stories on iTunes and the Google Play store.

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In celebration of the 150th Anniversary of Alice’s Adventure’s in Wonderland, Alicewinks brings the story’s classic illustrations to life for digital audiences through animated video and rich narration. To download this one of a kind iBook, visit iTunes.com/alicewinks

This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of Alicewinks. The opinions and text are all mine.

This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of Alicewinks.  The opinions and text are all mine.

Filed Under: book review Tagged With: Alice in Wonderland, Alicewinks, Children's book, ebook, ibook

The Wig in the Window Child Led Interview

April 13, 2013 by Momstart Leave a Comment

THE WIG IN THE WINDOW (June 18, Harper Children’s) is the first in a funny new mystery series for kids ages 8 – 12 that will appeal to precocious readers who enjoy humor, clever clues, and fun plot twists!
Best friends and seventh graders Sophie Young and Grace Yang have made a game out of spying on their neighbors. On one of their midnight stakeouts, they witness a terrifying, bloody scene at the home of their bizarre middle-school counselor Dr. Charlotte Agford (also known as Dr. Awkward).

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At least, they think they do. The truth is that Dr. Agford was only making her famous pickled beets! But when Dr. Agford begins acting even weirder than usual, Sophie and Grace become convinced that she’s hiding something—and they’re determined to find out what it is.
Soon the girls are breaking secret codes, being followed by a strange blue car, and tailing strangers with unibrows and Texas accents. But as their investigation heats up, Sophie and Grace start to crack under the pressure. But even if they solve the case, will their unlikely friendship survive?

Check out this interview with the author led by two children

For more information:

THE WIG IN THE WINDOW (Harper Children’s, 6/18/13)
http://kristenkittscher.com
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Filed Under: interview Tagged With: Book, Charlotte Agford, Children's book, The Wig in the Window

Children’s Book Stella Strawberry – The fruit of Love

March 16, 2013 by Momstart Leave a Comment

Stella Strawberry – The fruit of Love

By Lynn:

Being a religious person I am always on the lookout for books for my children and family and friend’s children that can read stories (or have stories read to them) that are simple and engaging.

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The premise for these stories are based on the “Fruits of the Spirit” – Galatians 5:22-23. Each “fruit of the spirit” is portrayed as a personified fruit in each book. The book I received, as I mentioned was for a strawberry who talked about love. Each page contains a verse or two about love, how we are to behave and show love to each other, ourselves and God. There are cute little pictures throughout the book of the strawberry family, demonstrating their love and prayer. There are some bible verses too, to compliment the little poems throughout the story.

imageI particularly liked the “child’s prayer” at the end of the book, it gives my little ones something to pray if they don’t know what to say to God. Or even for us as adults that need a little prompting at times. I know I get so busy during the day I forget to pray, or I just get stumped and have so much going on in my mind I can’t think of anything to say in my prayer, I want to say “thank you Lord, I love you” and this seems to be a good jump start for me. So even when I’m just reading to my children during the day I can read this book and know that at the end I get to say a special prayer to God, with words that my 5 year old can understand.photo(5)

Another fantastic reason to get one (or a few!) of these books is that a portion of the proceeds goes to ZOE. ZOE is a non-profit organization that cares for orphans and rescues children from human trafficking.

You can find out more about these books at: Fruity Friends Books 

And the ZOE organization

These books are something I will be getting for my children (they have already requested more) and the Sunday school they go to!

Enjoy!

 

Samples received

 

About Lynn:

I met Lynn in MOMS Club and she has two children. One of which is the same age as my daughter and they love to giggle and play together. Lynn Hooper is also a local Mary Kay Consultant while also being a full time mom. “A lot of what the business stands for is true to my heart. Mary Kay Inc. has a foundation that donates funds to help end domestic violence and also funds research into cancers that affect women. Mary Kay also has what’s called "The Golden Rule" which means God (faith) first, family second and business third. A great principal for me and nice to know I am part of a team that believes in this too.”

Filed Under: book review Tagged With: book review, Children's book, Christian book, fruity Friends Books, Zoe organization

Interview with Sara Jane Franklin Illustrating Her First Interactive Book, All Fixed Up

August 1, 2012 by Momstart 14 Comments

Sara Jane Franklin is the illustrator of All Fixed Up, a children’s book app for iPad that’s on Kickstarter until August 10. The book app is for kids whose parents travel a lot, including military parents. On Kickstarter, you’ll find exclusive project-related awards the general public will not be able to get when the campaign is over — so don’t miss out!

MomStart: When did you first know you wanted to be an artist?

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Sara Jane Franklin: When I was very little, I got a pair of OshKosh B’gosh "painter" overalls covered in multi-colored silkscreened splatters of paint from my grandpa. Because the overalls were "pre-splattered," I felt free to make a big mess, which gave me a rush of excitement. I have the best memories of painting
outside with an easel in those overalls. I was always painting butterflies.

MS: When you first read All Fixed Up, what attracted you to the story? How did you know it was right for you?

Sara: I love how the story is so positive! It’s really nice to see such a strong bond between the child and parent, even though they can’t always be together … and to see that they’ve bonded over all sorts of things, fixing things small and large. It shows the scale of importance the parent has to the child (and vice versa), and that their importance to each other is not limited by time or space.

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MS: You’ve never done an interactive children’s book before. Why now?

Sara: I’ve always loved interactive design. I was a Flash designer and a web designer for over 10 years. I’m excited about bringing to life the story an interactive level … the customization and personalization. It’s exciting to see things move and have multiple scenarios for the same screen. It’s just something
you just can’t accomplish in print.

MS: Were you concerned about working with a startup?


Sara: I met Tracy Hopcus Jordan, who’s on the Red Piggy Press team, back in school at CalArts, and I trust Tracy. And the company really seems to have its act together. I’m not working for free, I’m not giving up my rights to the work… the contract is solid. It’s also exciting to be able to work with Tracy and the founder
Shelly Bowen — a fantastic team! Besides, who wouldn’t want to work with a company named Red Piggy Press?

 

MS: What part of the children’s book app project has been a challenge for you?

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Sara: The most challenging part so far was the bicycle scene. It was tough to imagine how the animation would work of the child on his (or her) bicycle moving through the street. I also worked hard to determine the right perspective to use for the street so that the child could cycle through it on an iPad. That really pushed my imagination and stretched me in a good way.

MS: As an artist, have you learned anything new during the process so far?
Sara: Yes! I’m always learning something new from my projects. I’ve learned to be more open with my process instead of wanting to just show finished work. Shelly and Tracy made it easy to share ideas and ask for feedback and feel comfortable with them. They have such a strong vision and I wanted to share all
my loose sketches along the way to make sure I was headed in the right direction. I also learned some nerdy stuff, like how to prepare files for interactivity with the iPad.

MS: What do you hope the book app will achieve for kids?
Sara: I hope All Fixed Up can help bridge the gap between family members when they are apart. I hope it reminds kids how important family is, and that those bonds are something to always treasure. I have family in the U.K., and staying close through letters, drawings, and calls has always been very important to me.
I really hope the book app shows kids know how much they are loved. I hope it makes them feel inspired to be creative and possibly pick up a paintbrush! I hope they have FUN with this app and imagine themselves lost in a whimsical world of watercolor, flying away in their own hot air balloon. Oh, but befriending an actual squirrel is not be recommended!

Filed Under: book review Tagged With: All Fixed Up children's book, Book, Children's book, interview, Sara Jane Franklin

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