Kids Book Reviews

Here you’ll find reviews of my favourite kids books. Enjoy browsing all categories. I’m sure you’ll find something special for children big and small.

"The Rabbits of the Moon Spring" a beautiful retelling of an ancient Sanskrit Panchatantra fable with ground-breaking illustrations Kids Book Reviews Kids Book Reviews the rabbits of the moon spring mohammad hadi mohammadi amir shabanipour cover farsi

“The Rabbits of the Moon Spring” a beautiful retelling of an ancient Sanskrit Panchatantra fable with ground-breaking illustrations

It’s not often that I have the opportunity to review a book before it’s even published. Well, the English version that is. So I’m thrilled and rather chuffed to be

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"The Bee-Man of Orn" one man's quest to find his destiny, by Frank Stockton, illustrated by P.J. Lynch Kids Book Reviews Kids Book Reviews the bee man of orn p j lynch cover 03

“The Bee-Man of Orn” one man’s quest to find his destiny, by Frank Stockton, illustrated by P.J. Lynch

Many stories are centred around a man’s quest to search for some philosophical truth about our existence. Few stories, however, are as compelling as “The Bee-man of Orn” (by Candlewick

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"Alice" gets surreal in Jean-Claude Silbermann's "Wonderland" and "Through the Looking-Glass" Kids Book Reviews Kids Book Reviews alice lewis carroll jean claude silbermann 43

“Alice” gets surreal in Jean-Claude Silbermann’s “Wonderland” and “Through the Looking-Glass”

“I sometimes paint against my will, without pleasure, with fear even.  I sometimes paint out of duty to the truth.” Jean-Claude Silbermann is a French poet and painter born in

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