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Prepare for the Coronation
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On May 6th, 2023, the world will watch this once-in-a-lifetime event unfolding live. There is no better time than now to learn about the history of coronations, the pageantry, and the man who will be crowned Sovereign. King Charles and Camilla are devout readers and have even penned a few books.
Growing Up With Books -Why You Need a Home Library for Your Children
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Books.
Some may think they are just printed words inked onto pieces of white paper. Maybe add a few pretty pictures.
But to a child, those books can be so much more.
Did you know having as few as 80 books in your home can impact your child(ren)?
How to be a Great Friend
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As adults, we are all aware of how important friendships are. However, they are far more critical in a child's social and emotional development. Their ability to be a good friend is developed over time. As your child grows, they learn more about friendship from others. There are a few things that you can do with your child to teach them how to be a friend and how to foster friendships. Let's see what Toof and Gib have to say.
Fueling Your Child's Curiosity and Creativity
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"Wouldn't' it be just wonderful to travel on the air?" – The Giblet
Children are naturally curious. They want to know everything about the world around them. When we allow children to be curious and creative and explore their world, we encourage their development and well-being.
Kirkus Reviews: Toofer & The Giblet in The Big City
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LeBlanc’s follow-up to Toofer & The Giblet (2021) is just as sweet and entertaining as its predecessor. These personable mice stand on two feet and wear clothes like humans, and their delightful perspective is on full display as they fail to grasp the “language of the giants” and find that going out to dinner is a frenzied, potentially dangerous affair.