1. Humberto the Bookworm Hamster by Karen Cioffi
   
   Storytelling is an important means of teaching children; they absorb what they hear and see. This in turn enables them to process subtle lessons without realizing it. Humberto, the Bookworm Hamster is a wonderful children's picture book that utilizes this very process.
   
   
2. Moms Story - A Child Learns About MS by Karen Cioffi
   
   Mom's Story is a quick and easy read. It is a story about a nine-year-old child who learns that her mother has Multiple Sclerosis (MS). The book delves into the processes involved from the first symptoms to a diagnosis, all while depicting the main character's emotions and reactions as well as those of her siblings. The family goes from the initial fear that is common when a loved one is diagnosed with MS, to learning about the illness.
   
   
3. Ceana Has CP - A Delightful Children's Book Dealing With Cerebral Palsy by J. H. Henry
   
   Ceana is a child dealing with Cerebral Palsy (CP). She is a typical child who loves and hates the same things as other children her age. Ceana Has CP is a great book for all children. It helps the child with Cerebral Palsy to understand they are not that different. It helps the child without cerebral palsy to understand that the child with cerebral palsy is not all that different either.
   
   
4. Encourage Reading by Placing Your Child In the Story by Kelly Coldfeather
   
   The idea of personalizing books for children is a sound one. How better to engage a child in reading than by presenting a book in which he or she stars!
   
   
5. The Neverending Story by Michael Ende - Book Review by Noa Stoffman
   
   The Empress of Fantasia is dying. She who is the very heart and soul of Fantasia, she who rules over all creatures good or evil, she who harms none and is threatened by none is lying on her deathbed, struck by some mysterious disease. Meanwhile, Fantasia itself is threatened by a mysterious and destructive illness: The Nothing.
   
   
6. Lafcadio - The Lion That Shot Back by Shel Silverstein by Dohn Paditsone
   
   This article is a book review on the early Shel Silverstein classic, "Lafcadio: The Lion That Shot Back." Some of the themes covered in this article include hunting, the line between man and beast, and (dare I say it) the meaning of life.
   
   
7. Anything But a Grinch - The Life and Times of Dr Seuss by Ray Weber
   
   Everyone loves Dr. Seuss and the story of his life is sure to please every Dr. Seuss fan. Find out some interesting facts that you may not have known about this American treasure.
   
   
8. Children's Educational Books - Resources For Teachers by Albertin Abelmont
   
   Children's educational books offer numerous resources to teachers to incorporate balanced literacy into classrooms. The books should be collaborative, and it should support comprehension, fluency, as well as reading skills. These books that teach the basic skills to the children should make learning fun for them. Teachers should approach the subject they are trying to teach in a fun and engaging way. This is what most educational books on children emphasise.
   
   
9. Children's Books - Enjoy Them Together by Albertin Abelmont
   
   Children's books are a wonderful source of fun and enjoyment. There are books galore for children of all ages. Books today are designed in such a way that they are more reader-friendly and very attractive. These books are designed for both the children and their parents to enjoy them together.
   
   
10. What's Up With Dr Seuss? by Anna Caples
    
    Ever wonder why it is that almost every kindergarten teacher in America has the books of Dr. Seuss as standard reading for their children? Or even better, why almost every kid in America wants to try green eggs and ham for breakfast? Who is this infamous Dr. Seuss that has seemingly taken over our elementary lesson plans and turned to bewitching our kids into wanting to read?
    
    
11. Why is "Diary of a Wimpy Kid" So Popular? by Lisa A Mason
    
    The #1 New York Times Bestseller, Diary of a Wimpy Kid is a child favorite- my children included. The novel in cartoons by Jeff Kinney now has three additional books and a Do It Yourself Edition.
    
    
12. I'm an Adult - Why Am I Reading Childrens' Books? by Michelle Michaelis
    
    Let's face it - some of the best writers being published today are writing for children (or young adults). You only have to mention Phillip Pullman (His Dark Materials) or J.K.Rowling (Harry Potter) to see what we mean. There is a long tradition of children's books being read and loved by adults, so why not see what's available?
    
    
13. Astrid Lindgren's Pippi Longstocking by Juha Wihtahousu
    
    Pippi Longstocking is from a small town in her large and colorful home with her pets chimpanzee and horse. Pippi is a little rebel girl who does very often what she wants.
    
    
14. The Illustration of Children's Books by Paul H Smith
    
    A picture is worth a thousand words. For young ones who have yet to learn to read, the colorful illustrations in their children's books bring the words of the story to life. Today, you can still close your eyes and see pictures from your favorite children's books like Where the Wild Things Are, The Snowy Day, and Eric and the Purple Crayon.
    
    
15. Top-Rated Children's Picture Book About Getting Your Child to Speak by Michel Coderre
    
    Oliver Has Something to Say! by Pamela Edwards is "a top-rated children's picture book with a humorous and enchanting story to encourage children to speak up" (Montreal Review of Books, Spring 2007). It is one of those children's picture books that will introduce in a comical and laughable way a problem that is very common to many children but difficult to change.
    
    
16. Children's Literature - Good Or Bad? by Irsan Komarga
    
    A caring parent knows the importance of his or her child being able to read. Some parents begin reading to the child while the child is still inside the womb.
    
    
17. Fancy Nancy Books - Learn More About the Fancy Nancy Book Series by Linda Bennett
    
    Fancy Nancy books are the creation of Jane O'Connor. She wrote the first book of the series in 2005 and it did so well that it made it to the top of the bestsellers book and stay there for quite a while.
    
    
18. The Secret Garden by Lisa B Scott
    
    A mysterious garden hidden behind a high brick wall, a key stashed away in a forgotten room, and a young, bored and curious girl set the stage for an exciting and engaging story. My favorite childhood novel was Francis Hodgson Burnett's classic The Secret Garden. I think at the time I was drawn in by the mystery of the secret and my fascination with wild, unkempt English gardens.
    
    
19. The Tiny Caterpillar and the Great Big Tree - A Review by Karen Cioffi
    
    The Tiny Caterpillar and the Great Big Tree is a is a wonderfully written and illustrated children's book. Looking for friendship, the caterpillar searches and comes upon a ladybug, an ant, and a spider. They all refuse becoming his friend until something happens.
    
    
20. Round Fish Square Bowl by Katie Verco
    
    Round Fish Square Bowl, written by Tom Skinner and illustrated by Mini Goss is a concept picture book looking at the quirkiness of being different, and the true celebration of accepting our differences, no matter what they may be. The book frolics with the characters that children love: the little pig, tortoise and hare, the ugly duckling and mad hatter.
    
    
21. How to Choose Good Books by Mike Wannenburg
    
    There are millions of books available which poses a challenge when wanting to invest your hard earned money in a book - either as a gift, a way of relaxing or, to learn more about a specific subject. This article provides some guidelines as a way of simplifying this dilemma.
    
    
22. Children's Reading Book - A Child's Introduction to Science Fiction at a Young Age by Lance Winslow
    
    For those of us intellectuals that have children, and for those of us that read science fiction, it is nice to know that there are children's reading books that explore science fiction concepts. If you would like to introduce your child to science fiction, then perhaps there is a book I'd like to recommend to you. It's one that I own and it is one that I would have my children read, to help open their minds and expand their thoughts.
    
    
23. Two Wonderful Project and Picture Books For Your Kids by Lance Winslow
    
    As parents it's very difficult for us to find just the right project and picture book for our kids especially when they are young. If we buy one which is too complicated, all they do is end up scribbling while coloring in the scene, or they get frustrated because they can't solve the puzzles. That's why there is one book series that I really love and enjoy, and think it is just great for kids.
    
    
24. Let Your Child Learn All About the Muppets! by Lance Winslow
    
    It wasn't more than 20 years ago that the Muppets became the most popular TV show for children. And it seems that everything has now changed. Today, there are other cartoon characters that our kids are growing up with.
    
    
25. The Raccoons Have It - The Children Will Love It by Lance Winslow
    
    If your children are wondering about squirrels, rabbits, chipmunks and even little raccoons that they might see, there is a great children's book that has all of these little varmints and critters in cartoon form. It is indeed one of the best children's books that I have found for ages 2 to 3. The book like many children's books is quite short, only about 15 pages.
    
    
26. The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett - Book Review by Avil Beckford
    
    The natural order of life is for people to grow, evolve, and have the ability to adapt to change. The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett is really about the transformative power of finding "passion" which gives meaning to life. The author's writing is very vivid, and the words jump off the pages and transport readers into the story where they become a participant versus a passive observer.
    
    
27. Spend Time Together - Books to Read With Your Children by Denise Sanger
    
    Even if your child knows how to read, or is learning to read, you can both benefit from reading together. Reading aloud gives you time together and your child can ask questions about the story you are reading if needed.
    
    
28. One of a Kind Children's Author - Dr Seuss by Shawna S. Ruppert
    
    Dr. Seuss is easily one of the most beloved children's authors of all time. Dr. Seuss trivia should start with the fact that Seuss was really his middle name, and that his full name was Theodor Seuss Geisel. A great point for a Dr. Seuss quiz is the origination of the pen name.
    
    
29. The Inconvenient Adventures of Uncle Chestnut by Karen Cioffi
    
    The Inconvenient Adventures of Uncle Chestnut is a 64 page book intended for middle grade children. It has four fictional short stories within, is written in a first person point of view, and is based on the life and works of G.K Chesterton.
    
    
30. Book Tips For Parents - Inch and Miles, the Journey to Success by Kelly Eveleth
    
    An amazing book for all children at the age of 5 and up is Inch and Miles, the Journey to Success by John Wooden. The famous basketball coach John Wooden takes his "Pyramid of Success" and has translated his life coaching model into a delightful book for children to understand.
    
    

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