I review children’s books from picture books to YA for Armadillo Magazine, The Children’s Book Review, iReadBooks Tours and was a former reviewer for the Children’s Book Council of Australia. Here you’ll find links to all of those reviews, guest posts, author interviews and giveaways.
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“You are Welcome!” Guest Post on Kids’ Book Review
It was an absolute pleasure to write a post for the Kids’ Book Review, one of the very best children’s book review sites in Australia. Read on for a snippet of the article and then follow the link to their website to learn more. Dare you not to get swept away by the wealth of…
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readilearn Reviews Allen the Alien
So grateful for reviewers like Norah at readilearn who not only provide in-depth reviews for kid lit, but provide ideas and resources for using children’s books in a learning environment. Allen the Alien is a fun book from start to finish. As soon as I opened the cover and saw all Allen’s shenanigans on the end…
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Book Review + Giveaway: A Tall Tale, How the Ostriches Got Their Long Necks and Long Legs
Title: A Tall Tale: How the Ostriches Got Their Long Necks and Long Legs | Author: Scott Sollers | Illustrator: Alejandro Chavez | Genre: Picture Book | Publisher: Stephanie’s Stories | Release Date: 2024 | ISBN: 9781637557730 Publisher’s Book Summary: This is the story of two rival communities living in valleys separated by a ridge. The Have-Alls live in…
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Just So Stories Reviews Allen the Alien
Huge thanks to Sue at Just So Stories for this insightful review of Allen the Alien! For every child who has arrived at a new school and feels the odd one out because they don’t know the local games or interests, for every newcomer who can’t speak the local language, for every ND child who…
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Booking Around the World: Les Hôtels Littéraires
I’m always on the lookout for bookish places, so when I was wandering (read: slightly lost) in Rouen, France recently, I noticed this sign. Now, my French is awful, but I do remember a couple of words from high school classes: livres = books, chambres = rooms. Plus, the big clues of hôtel and littéraire…
Stephanie Ward 