Reviews children's book, book world

At first glance, I think the title and cover picture are very nice. Snowflakes fall from the sky, the mouse sits on the bear’s head. You can read what Kristina Andres is doing with it or what the two protagonists are all about.

The cover glitters and sparkles very wintry. If you then read the story about the little fox and his friends, then I would say you have the perfect book for the pre-christmas time in the hand.

The second part of the ‘Explorer Academy’ series, published by National Geographic and the author Trudi Trueit, bears the title "The Feather of the Falcon" and lets its protagonists continue to experience exciting adventures.

Samantha Spinner and her siblings receive an early inheritance from their uncle. Big sister Buffy likes to go shopping – and receives a check at an insane height. Sam’s brother Nipper is even entrusted with the New York Yankees Stadium and players. But Sam gets a strange umbrella.

These two books are only a fraction of what Winfried Opgenoorth illustrated. The illustrator celebrates his 80th birthday on June 20, 2019. Buchwelt congratulates Law cordially and looked at "There is a beautiful meadow" and "The little hocus-pocus" with the children.

The first part of the kindergarten block with Rabe Linus deals with the subjects "Counting, painting and differentiating" before continuing with "Assigning, connecting and recognizing shapes" in the second. What to look for in volume one of the series Simply learn with Rabe Linus you can expect to read here.

The cover with the friendly wolf behind grass and flowers immediately enchanted me. The entire picture book is beautifully illustrated by Maria Stalder and provided with text by Karl Rühmann, so that children from about three years of age will enjoy it a lot.

What the cover of the book “Bottle” published by Kilian Andersen-Verlag does not suggest is that the main character is not a bird, but actually a child. One that is afraid.

Back in elementary school, we had a set of letters and sentences that was totally popular with my then best friend and me. She also had something similar at home and now there is something similar with "My totally crazy word box" from the Duden Verlag! I am really happy about it and my son Paul, who is slowly becoming interested in letters at the age of five, is also good for the magnetic construction kit. You will find out what belongs to the World Catcher series if you continue reading!

Did you like writing letters so much when you were younger or do you still do it? It was so nice to test such a box with my son, to stick the stamp on the finished letter and a postcard, and then to throw it in a mailbox. You can see what’s inside here:

Reviews children’s book, book world

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