Children's book reviews, all age comic books, Kidlit, mglit, movies, entertainment and parenting
Chuck is back with a new DVD. This is Chuck & Friends, the kid friendly truck with his worker friends and a Tonka by another name to parents of a certain age. The Adventures of Chuck & Friends: Rev Your Engines has 10 episodes and a bonus sing-along. Our kids are 5 and 3 and this is the sweet spot for the show.
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Find someone who has never seen anything Japanese looking. You know what I mean. Certain products from Japan have a look. Alilo has that look. I see Alilo and it is kawaii incarnate. Alilo is a simple device that can entertain crawlers and toddlers in a variety of ways. It plays music, tells stories, sings nursery rhymes and can record personal messages from you.
Continue reading Alilo is an interactive, story and music gadget for crawlers to toddlers
This week the all age comic books are out in form. There are more than a couple that are of high interest, a couple that are really great for girls and more turtle titles than you can shake a shell at. Young girls might especially like Abigail And the Snowman #2, Bee and Puppycat #8, Lumberjanes #10, Penny Dora #3, Shinobi Ninja Princess #5 and Simpsons #217. We’re excited about seeing Groo: Friends and Foes #1, Simpsons and Beware the Batman.
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Adventure Time Candy Capers Mathematical
Adventure Time Enchiridion Vol. 03
Angry Birds Transformers #3 (of 4)
Betty & Veronica Comics Digest #230
Beware The Batman Trade Paperback
My Little Pony Friendship Is Magic #27
Penny Dora & The Wishing Box #3 (of 5)
Powerpuff Girls Super Smash-up #1 (of 6)
Shinobi Ninja Princess #6 (of 6)
Simpsons Comics Clubhouse Graphic Novel
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #42
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Color Classics Series 3 #1
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Ghostbusters #4 (of 4)
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles New Animated Adventures #19
This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Gladiator® GarageWorks for IZEA. All opinions are 100% mine.
Gladiator® GarageWorks and their PrimeTime Lockers are lockers, but they’re so much nicer than those that I remember from when I went to school. Granted I was a skinny teen then, but I think it’s much more than age. These are cool lockers. I see GarageWorks in the title and I think that this locker is too nice for our garage in its current condition. I either need to clean the garage or keep our UGA PrimeTime Locker in the office.
Continue reading For storage or showing off, PrimeTime Lockers from GarageWorks has game #Ad
What immediately struck me about Where Did You Go, Charlie Brown? is that the author is listed at Charles Schulz on the cover. This must be a book from the Peanuts vault because he died a while ago, I thought. Once you open the book you see that this book was written by Diane Lindsey Reeves and Cheryl Shaw Barnes, while the illustrations were done by Tom Brannon. This book has the soul of Peanuts with an educational story that small children can understand and has beautiful, art that looks exactly like the preview for the movie.
Continue reading Where Did You Go, Charlie Brown? is an inspiring book for PRE-K to 3
Thinking about the last or final time something happens can be nostalgic, scary or trigger feelings of remorse. When your children get older you make mental notes about their last this or their final that and most of them don’t matter, but some of them do.
SpongeBob Comics is a great all ages comic for a couple of reasons. In this case take all ages with a grain of salt and compare it to the cartoon. We have a three year old, he’s too young for the comic and the television show. Our five year old has seen the show a couple times with his cousins, but it’s not something that we’d seek out for him to watch by himself. But because he likes the character, SpongeBob, this comic book is a great meeting point for him.
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Terrible Lizard is a 4 issue mini-series from Oni Press about a teenage girl Jessica Anders and her adopted T. Rex. Because of an accident in the laboratory, Jessica and Wrex have a bond that makes them understand each other very well. When #2 ended we saw the military closing in on Wrex just after his battle with a giant ape. This is an all ages comic that doesn’t skimp on the action and succeeds on another level too.
Continue reading Terrible Lizard #3, Wrex in effect, in the city-with friends
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