Showing posts with label Guardian Angel Publishing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Guardian Angel Publishing. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 11, 2014




Buzzing about, kitty cat prowls, and storing the nuts for the winter, is what this book is touting. If you like rhymes and cats that purr and climb, bumbles that buzz and pollinate, this would be a great selection for you or any child’s library.

Children will love the magnificent vivid, pop off the page illustrations by Elizabeth Koenig. Each picture is more inviting than the last.  Children will delight in these full color pages that are sure to entertain.

Margot Finke has written yet another book of rhythmic verse for children. She is well known for her rhyming books and her ability to delight and amuse children with her entertaining and educational stories and facts of not only the down under, but also other parts of the world.

Squirrels can’t Help Being Nuts offers vocabulary words at the end of each page.  Great book, fun for kids, excellent read!

This book has been reviewed by Susan Hornbach, author of children’s literature.





Tuesday, October 1, 2013


October 2013 Guardian Angel Kids ezine
                       Down on the Farm



 

 BOOK FEATURE
The Odd Chick

POEM
Life on the Farm by Jennifer Buchet
Tractor Tour by Tracy Helixon

SHORT STORIES
Tractor goes to the City by Wendy Klein
Allie’s Farm by Felicity Nisbet
The Pig who did not want to be pink by Savannah Hendricks

NON-FICTION ARTICLE
Old MacDonald had an Alpaca by Shari L. Klase

ACTIVITY FOR KIDS
So you want to be a Farmer? by Sharon Stanley
Down on the Farm Word Search Puzzle by Tanja Cilia


LYNDA S. BURCH. Publisher
Guardian-Angel-Kids.com A free online ezine for kids!




Thursday, August 22, 2013

A Story of Harship, Grit and Survival



This is a story about a boy named Tommy who lives on a farm with his family. Disaster strikes one day, and him and his brother find themselves shackled on a ship with many other young boys.  They are made to work and fight battles that are not theirs to care about.  They suffer abuse at the hands of scallywags and scruffy men of the sea. 

Powder Monkey will keep you turning the page, as what comes next is always more devastating than the last.  The young boys suffer excruciating treatments, and some are bound to not make it.  The ship becomes home and a young boy who toted black powder bags for battle becomes a…….. Find out what happens to Tommy and his brother.

This is not a book for those who wish for a happy ending, but rather a true grit story about the survival of the fittest. It’s a well written book by Donna McDine, with brilliant illustrations by K.C. Snider.  I give this book five ***** stars.

Thursday, August 1, 2013

Children's Magazine
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August 2013 Aviation

BOOK FEATURE
Wicky Wacky Things that GO! Hot Air Balloons by Lynda S. Burch

POEM
Dream Flight by Lynda S. Burch

SHORT STORIES
Let Your Imagination Soar by Debra M. Daugherty
Weedpatch Pilot by Shari L. Klase

ARTICLES FOR KIDS
Sisters with Wings by Trisha Faye
Flying Through The Air by Marion Tickner

ACTIVITY 
The Study of Aviation Enhances Classroom Curriculum
by Kathy Stemke



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