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03.05.2024

Children's Book Review: You'll Always Be My Chickadee by Kate Hosford - Sincerely Stacie

You'll Always Be My Chickadee celebrates the love of a parent and child among nature with lyrical prose.

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03.05.2024

Children's Book Review: A Sundae with Everything on It by Kyle Scheele - Sincerely Stacie

In A Sundae with Everyone on it a boy is promised ice cream, but his mom get distracted by her science experiment.

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02.05.2024

Children's Book Review: The Law of Birthdays by Brenna Jeanneret - Sincerely Stacie

The Law of Birthdays says every guest must eat cake at the King's party. But, what if a girl doesn't want to eat cake?

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20.04.2024

Out of Office Until May 1 - Sincerely Stacie

Stacie is on vacation until May 1 and will return with bookish posts then.

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19.04.2024

Children's Book Review: Finding Grateful and It's Your Time to Shine by Dianne White - Sincerely Stacie

Two books from Dianne White encourage kids to be grateful and remember that it's okay to be confident and courageous.

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18.04.2024

Poetry Books for Kids - Sincerely Stacie

These poetry books for kids offer simple, fun poems as well as exposing kids to classic poems alongside famous paintings.

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17.04.2024

Children's Book Review: Hello series by Hannah Rogge - Sincerely Stacie

The Hello series of books by Hannah Rogge are interactive, shaped board books for learning and reading fun.

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16.04.2024

Quick Lit: April 2024 Edition - Sincerely Stacie

This Quick Lit April 2024 Edition includes 2 audiobooks and a popular historical fiction on everyone's lists.

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13.04.2024

Children's Book Review: I Saw A Beautiful Woodpecker by Michał Skibiński - Sincerely Stacie

I Saw A Beautiful Woodpecker shares the real journal entries of a young boy during the summer of 1939 near Poland.

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10.04.2024

Children's Book Review: Saving Delicia by Laura Gehl - Sincerely Stacie

Kari is worried that her favorite tree is dying. She decides to try saving delicia by collecting seeds from the fruit.

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09.04.2024

Children's Book Review: Henry and the Something New by Jenn Bailey - Sincerely Stacie

Henry and the Something New continues in the Henry series where a boy on the autism spectrum decides it's ok to try going on the field trip.

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06.04.2024

Basketball Books for Kids - Sincerely Stacie

Check out these basketball books for kids that encourage kids to work hard, practice, and keep improving to achieve their dreams.

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05.04.2024

Children's Book Review: The Heavy Bag by Sarah Surgey - Sincerely Stacie

Enid fills her bag with memories after her grandpa died. But her bag is heavy. Can friends along the way lighten her load?

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04.04.2024

Books Added to My Shelves in March 2024 - Sincerely Stacie

All the books added to my shelves in March 2024 including fiction, historical fiction, nonfiction, and children's books.

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03.04.2024

Book Review: I Promise It Won't Always Hurt Like This by Clare Mackintosh - Sincerely Stacie

Clare Mackintosh promises that grief won't always hurt as much as it does in the early days. Mackintosh writes of losing her 5 week old son.

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01.04.2024

Children's Book Review: The Book That Can Read Your Mind by Marianna Coppo - Sincerely Stacie

The Book That Can Read Your Mind has a special trick that will wow young readers and give them a new trick every time they read.

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29.03.2024

Children's Book Review: Speck by Margaux Meganck - Sincerely Stacie

In the new children's book, SPECK by Margaux Meganck, a tiny speck heads off on a new adventure to find their purpose.

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28.03.2024

Celebrating 25 Years - Sincerely Stacie

Celebrating 25 years of marriage with my one true love. Find out how we met and some of my favorite memories.

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27.03.2024

Children's Book Review: Lost Words by Leila Boukarim - Sincerely Stacie

Lost Words is based on the true story of the author's family's experience during the Armenian Genocide in 2015.

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26.03.2024

Easter Basket Ideas: Baby Cactus and Baby Sunflower by Yu-Hsuan Huang - Sincerely Stacie

Baby Cactus and Baby Sunflower both need sun to grow up big and strong. Get both of these cute books for Spring!

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22.03.2024

Children's Book Review: Wake Up, Woodlands by Karen Jameson - Sincerely Stacie

Wake Up Woodlands shares all the joys of Spring including the flowers that bloom and the animals that wake up from hibernation.

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21.03.2024

Children's Book Review: The Storyteller by Lindsay Bonilla - Sincerely Stacie

The Storyteller shares the love between a grandma and grandson and the joy of sharing stories that live on forever.

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20.03.2024

Easter Basket Ideas: Guess How Much I Love You Deluxe Gift Set by Sam McBratney - Sincerely Stacie

Guess How Much I Love You, the classic bedtime story, is available as a gift set including the board book and stuffed Little Nutbrown Hare.

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19.03.2024

Book Review: A Wild and Heavenly Place by Robin Oliveira - Sincerely Stacie

In a Wild and Heavenly Place, historical fiction meets romance in this star-crossed lovers story set in 1800s Scotland and Seattle

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18.03.2024

Children's Book Review: Little Green Donkey by Anuska Allepuz - Sincerely Stacie

Little Green Donkey eats so much grass he turns green. There isn't anything else he wants to eat until he tries a carrot.

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16.03.2024

Easter Basket Ideas: Oops! Rabbit by Jo Ham - Sincerely Stacie

Oops! Rabbit shares rabbit making all kinds of messes. With simple words and pictures, kids will love reading along.

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15.03.2024

Quick Lit: March 2024 Edition - Sincerely Stacie

Quick Lit: March 2024 Edition is my monthly round-up of books chosen for my own reading enjoyment in mini-review format.

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14.03.2024

Easter Basket Ideas: Is This Easter? by Helen Yoon - Sincerely Stacie

Is This Easter? shows a fun way to celebrate Easter even if two groups have different ideas but maybe they both have the same idea.

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13.03.2024

Easter Basket Ideas: Where's the Bunny? by Ingela P. Arrhenius - Sincerely Stacie

Where's the Bunny is an interactive board book with felt flaps and a fun surprise at the end. It's perfect for Easter!

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12.03.2024

Books Added to My Shelves in February 2024 - Sincerely Stacie

All the books added my shelves in February including adult fiction, historical fiction, and nonfiction and large amount of children's books.

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09.03.2024

Book Review: If You See Them by Vicki Sokolik - Sincerely Stacie

If You See Them shares the impressive program in Tampa, Florida that serves unaccompanied homeless youth in their community.

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24.02.2024

Vacation Time - Sincerely Stacie

I'm taking a blogging break while I am on vacation for a couple weeks traveling to Florida and Georgia and then back to Iowa.

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22.02.2024

Children's Book Review: Incredible Stars of the Plant World by Benjamin Flouw - Sincerely Stacie

Incredible: Stars of the Plant World features plants that are record breakers in size, longevity, and strength as well as unique.

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21.02.2024

Children's Book Review: Who's the Boss? by Émile Jadoul - Sincerely Stacie

In Who's the Boss? kids will learn about adjectives, comparisons, and superlatives with an ending they won't see coming!

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17.02.2024

Children's Book Review: We Are Shapes by Melinda Beck - Sincerely Stacie

This board book teaches about 4 traditional shapes and 2 nontraditional shapes that have to work together to make something special.

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16.02.2024

Quick Lit: February 2024 Edition - Sincerely Stacie

Quick Lit is my monthly roundup of books I've read for my own enjoyment including fiction and nonfiction and audiobooks.

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15.02.2024

What's Saving My Life? February 2024 Edition - Sincerely Stacie

It's half-way through winter and time to celebrate all the little things saving my life right now.

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14.02.2024

Book Review: The Kamogawa Food Detectives by Hisashi Kashiwai - Sincerely Stacie

The Kamogawa Food Detectives is a Japanese novel in translation which connects customers to a long-lost meal.

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10.02.2024

Children's Book Review: How Do You Spell Unfair? by Carole Boston Weatherford - Sincerely Stacie

MacNolia Cox earned her way to the National Spelling Bee but was met with unfair treatment and racism in 1936.

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07.02.2024

Children's Book Review: Peekaboo Who? by Elena Selena - Sincerely Stacie

Peekaboo is every toddler's favorite game and now they can play it within the pages of a book, revealing an adorable animal each time.

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Sincerely Stacie - Books & Literature

Children's Book Review: You'll Always Be My Chickadee by Kate Hosford - Sincerely Stacie

Children's Book Review: A Sundae with Everything on It by Kyle Scheele - Sincerely Stacie

Children's Book Review: The Law of Birthdays by Brenna Jeanneret - Sincerely Stacie

Out of Office Until May 1 - Sincerely Stacie

Children's Book Review: Finding Grateful and It's Your Time to Shine by Dianne White - Sincerely Stacie

Poetry Books for Kids - Sincerely Stacie

Children's Book Review: Hello series by Hannah Rogge - Sincerely Stacie

Quick Lit: April 2024 Edition - Sincerely Stacie

Children's Book Review: I Saw A Beautiful Woodpecker by Michał Skibiński - Sincerely Stacie

Children's Book Review: Saving Delicia by Laura Gehl - Sincerely Stacie

Children's Book Review: Henry and the Something New by Jenn Bailey - Sincerely Stacie

Basketball Books for Kids - Sincerely Stacie

Children's Book Review: The Heavy Bag by Sarah Surgey - Sincerely Stacie

Books Added to My Shelves in March 2024 - Sincerely Stacie

Book Review: I Promise It Won't Always Hurt Like This by Clare Mackintosh - Sincerely Stacie

Children's Book Review: The Book That Can Read Your Mind by Marianna Coppo - Sincerely Stacie

Children's Book Review: Speck by Margaux Meganck - Sincerely Stacie

Celebrating 25 Years - Sincerely Stacie

Children's Book Review: Lost Words by Leila Boukarim - Sincerely Stacie

Easter Basket Ideas: Baby Cactus and Baby Sunflower by Yu-Hsuan Huang - Sincerely Stacie

Children's Book Review: Wake Up, Woodlands by Karen Jameson - Sincerely Stacie

Children's Book Review: The Storyteller by Lindsay Bonilla - Sincerely Stacie

Easter Basket Ideas: Guess How Much I Love You Deluxe Gift Set by Sam McBratney - Sincerely Stacie

Book Review: A Wild and Heavenly Place by Robin Oliveira - Sincerely Stacie

Children's Book Review: Little Green Donkey by Anuska Allepuz - Sincerely Stacie

Easter Basket Ideas: Oops! Rabbit by Jo Ham - Sincerely Stacie

Quick Lit: March 2024 Edition - Sincerely Stacie

Easter Basket Ideas: Is This Easter? by Helen Yoon - Sincerely Stacie

Easter Basket Ideas: Where's the Bunny? by Ingela P. Arrhenius - Sincerely Stacie

Books Added to My Shelves in February 2024 - Sincerely Stacie

Book Review: If You See Them by Vicki Sokolik - Sincerely Stacie

Vacation Time - Sincerely Stacie

Children's Book Review: Incredible Stars of the Plant World by Benjamin Flouw - Sincerely Stacie

Children's Book Review: Who's the Boss? by Émile Jadoul - Sincerely Stacie

Children's Book Review: We Are Shapes by Melinda Beck - Sincerely Stacie

Quick Lit: February 2024 Edition - Sincerely Stacie

What's Saving My Life? February 2024 Edition - Sincerely Stacie

Book Review: The Kamogawa Food Detectives by Hisashi Kashiwai - Sincerely Stacie

Children's Book Review: How Do You Spell Unfair? by Carole Boston Weatherford - Sincerely Stacie

Children's Book Review: Peekaboo Who? by Elena Selena - Sincerely Stacie

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