Category: Book Reviews
Fran Lewis reviews “I’m Mixed!”
Fran Lewis reviews “Please Explain Time Out to Me!”
Home School Book Review on “I’m Mixed!”
Fran Lewis reviews “And You Can Love Me!”
Ethan would like to share his story with everyone. He’s autistic and cannot verbalize his feelings but he can use physical expressions to help get his messages across to everyone. He’s smart and has a great personality and uses hand movements, bouncing balls and other objects to convey his feelings…
Fran Lewis reviews “Don’t Rush Me!”
The author created this wealth of information to help children understand the needs of others especially brothers and sisters. Teaching better ways to communicate and that everyone is unique, special and that we can all learn something from each other. Take your time. Listen to others and understand their hopes,…
From Depression to Contentment, reviewed by Hendrika de Vries
Home School Book Blog reviews “Float” by Aimee Ruland
Home School Book Review on Celia and the Glue Man
From Wayne Walker’s Home School Book Review blog Through the rhyming text, author Maggy Williams, who herself has celiac disease, provides comfort and an explanation that will help kids who have gluten allergies to understand how the disease works and what it means at school, and also gives information to…
Home School Book Review on “And You Can Love Me”
Fran Lewis reviews “I’m Mixed!”
Fran Lewis reviews “Please Explain Time Out to Me!”
Home School Book Review on “I’m Mixed!”
Fran Lewis reviews “And You Can Love Me!”

Ethan would like to share his story with everyone. He’s autistic and cannot verbalize his feelings but he can use physical expressions to help get his messages across to everyone. He’s smart and has a great personality and uses hand movements, bouncing balls and other objects to convey his feelings…
Fran Lewis reviews “Don’t Rush Me!”

The author created this wealth of information to help children understand the needs of others especially brothers and sisters. Teaching better ways to communicate and that everyone is unique, special and that we can all learn something from each other. Take your time. Listen to others and understand their hopes,…
From Depression to Contentment, reviewed by Hendrika de Vries
Home School Book Blog reviews “Float” by Aimee Ruland
Home School Book Review on Celia and the Glue Man

From Wayne Walker’s Home School Book Review blog Through the rhyming text, author Maggy Williams, who herself has celiac disease, provides comfort and an explanation that will help kids who have gluten allergies to understand how the disease works and what it means at school, and also gives information to…