Showing posts with label childrens classic literature. Show all posts
Showing posts with label childrens classic literature. Show all posts

Sunday, February 19, 2012

Coming Event....

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Classic Reading for Kids is an annual event hosted by myself and Ella of MyMcBooks.wordpress.com where we focus on Classic Reading for Kids and then we'll GIVE THEM AWAY! 

Today and each day this week I will be focusing on my favorite books for the Preschool Age Group and on Saturday - I will be giving them all away to ONE LUCKY winner! Is that winner going to be you? You'll find out on Saturday!

Featured books on Classic Children's Books March 11 - 17th:

  Kiss for Little Bear (I Can Read Book Series)
Mike Mulligan Travel Activity Kit Caps for Sale: A Tale of a Peddler, Some Monkeys and Their Monkey Business

**Note: the Travel Activity Kit I'm hoping will still be available at the end of the week - if not you will receive only the paperback book. Keep your fingers crossed!

To enter the giveaway this week you must return to my blog each day and enter the giveaway - Ella will be featuring 5 books on her blog too (for the middle grade group) and doing a giveaway there too. So, you have 2 chances to WIN BIG this week!

Sunday, September 25, 2011

Classic Reading for Kids: Pinocchio - Review & Giveaway

Stumble Tumble TuesdayThis is the last week of the Classic Reading for Kids reading series. We've been reviewing 4 great books by "turn of the century" authors (the 19th-20th century that is). Next week I plan to complete the series with a few thoughts on why and when you should introduce your children to the classics - particularly older classics. You can read the other reviews here:


Classic Starts: Pinocchio (Classic Starts Series)Pinocchio
by Carlo Collodi
Age 9-12, 272 pages
ISBN: 978-0140367089
Puffin Publishing


"how do you know I am lying?"
"Lies, my boy, are known in a moment. There are two kinds of lies, lies with short legs and lies with long noses. yours, just now, happen to have long noses."
Pinocchio, not knowing where to hide his shame, tried to escape from the room, but his nose had become so long that he could not get it our of the door. (from Adventures of Pinocchio)