Category: Children’s Books
Midwest Book Review on We’re Not All the Same But We’re Family
Nancy Lorraine’s Bookshelf We’re All Not the Same But We’re Still Family Theresa Fraser and Eric E. W. Fraser, authors www.LHPress.com 9781615994786, $15.95 PB, $4.95 Kindle, Ages 4-8 9781615994793, $26.95, HC, 42pp, www.amazon.com “We’re Not the Same But We’re Still Family: An Adoption and Birth Family Story” is a compassionate…
Reader Views Kids on Amanda’s Fall
AMANDA’S FALL Kelly Bouldin Darmofal Loving Healing Press (2019) ISBN: 9781615994502 Reviewed by Lydia Dehning (age 6) for Reader Views Kids (3/20) Amanda’s Fall: A Story for Children About Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) by Kelly Bouldin Darmofal is the story of a little girl named Amanda who is at school…
Why we’re “pre-wired” for anxiety – with Fred Zelinger
Humans have always experienced anxiety as a defense mechanism to danger, says Fred Zelinger, a Cedarhurst psychologist. “Anxiety is fundamentally a survival need. If something worries us, we end up doing something to be safe, to avoid the danger,” he says. But it’s no longer a sabre-toothed tiger that’s the…
Midwest Book Review on “Miss Popular Steals the Show”
Miss Popular Steals the Show: Girls in Wheelchairs Rule! is a delightful and humorous diary account from “Bix,” a plain Jane from a struggling family trying to outdo and steal the third-grade classroom stage from Valerie, whose mother is a famous author. Miss Popular may be a wheelchair-user, but she…
Beck Valley Books reviews “We’re Not All the Same, But We’re Family”
The Faery Review on “Float: A Guide to Letting Go”
Home School Book Review on “We’re All Not the Same, But We’re Still Family”
Fran Lewis reviews “Billy Had to Move”
Children’s Bookwatch reviews Amanda’s Fall
The Health Shelf Amanda’s Fall: A Story for Children About Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Kelly Bouldin Darmofal, author Bijan Samaddar, illustrator 9781615994502 $26.95 hc / $15.95 pbk / $4.95 Kindle “Amanda’s Fall” is a story for children about traumatic brain injury, with special information for parents, teachers, and caregivers. Written…
Theresa Fraser receives Outstanding Children’s Book Award
Fran Lewis reviews “We’re All Not the Same, But We’re Still Family”
Children often go through many unfortunate changes in their young lives. Foster care is something that needs to be more carefully monitored and protecting the lives of these innocent children paramount. What happens when a young child’s parents can’t get along and the mother takes the youngest for a short…
Float selected as Reviewer’s Choice by Midwest Book Review!
Reviewer’s Choice Float: A Guide to Letting Go Aimee L. Ruland, author Carl R. Anderson, illustrator Loving Healing Press 5145 Pontiac Trail, Ann Arbor, MI 48105 www.lovinghealing.com 9781615994601, $26.95, HC, 34pp, www.amazon.com “Float: A Guide to Letting Go” is a picture book approach to encouraging children to process their emotions…
The Picturebook Shelf reviews Emma Lou the Yorkie Poo
The Picturebook Shelf Emma Lou the Yorkie Poo Kim Larkins Loving Healing Press 5145 Pontiac Trail, Ann Arbor, MI 48105 www.lovinghealing.com 9781615994571, $26.95, HC, 32pp, www.amazon.com Written and illustrated by Kim Larkins, Emma Lou the Yorkie Poo: Breathing in the Calm is the story of Emma Lou, the Yorkie Poo…
Midwest Book Review on Please Explain Time Out to Me!
Nancy Lorraine’s Bookshelf Please Explain “Time Out” to Me! Laurie Zelinger, Ph.D. and Fred Zelinger, Ph.D Loving Healing Press 5145 Pontiac Trail, Ann Arbor, MI 48105 www.LHPress.com 9781615994151, $17.95 PB, $5.95 Kindle, 34pp 9781615994168, $27.95, HC, 34pp, www.amazon.com ‘Please Explain ‘Time Out’ To Me : Story for Children and Do-It-Yourself…
Kerry Magro reviews “And You Can Love Me!”
Kerry Magro’s blog this week featured Sherry Quan Lee’s book And You Can Love Me! a story for everyone who loves someone with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) First, the book recognizes nonverbal autism. This is a representation we don’t have enough of in our entertainment industry today. As Sherry quotes…
Reader Views Kids on “Logan and Luna Find the Magic Tree”
Home School Book Review on “Emma Lou the Yorkie Poo”
Fran Lewis reviews “Celia and the Glue Man”
Fran Lewis reviews “I’m Mixed!”
Midwest Book Review on We’re Not All the Same But We’re Family

Nancy Lorraine’s Bookshelf We’re All Not the Same But We’re Still Family Theresa Fraser and Eric E. W. Fraser, authors www.LHPress.com 9781615994786, $15.95 PB, $4.95 Kindle, Ages 4-8 9781615994793, $26.95, HC, 42pp, www.amazon.com “We’re Not the Same But We’re Still Family: An Adoption and Birth Family Story” is a compassionate…
Reader Views Kids on Amanda’s Fall

AMANDA’S FALL Kelly Bouldin Darmofal Loving Healing Press (2019) ISBN: 9781615994502 Reviewed by Lydia Dehning (age 6) for Reader Views Kids (3/20) Amanda’s Fall: A Story for Children About Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) by Kelly Bouldin Darmofal is the story of a little girl named Amanda who is at school…
Why we’re “pre-wired” for anxiety – with Fred Zelinger

Humans have always experienced anxiety as a defense mechanism to danger, says Fred Zelinger, a Cedarhurst psychologist. “Anxiety is fundamentally a survival need. If something worries us, we end up doing something to be safe, to avoid the danger,” he says. But it’s no longer a sabre-toothed tiger that’s the…
Midwest Book Review on “Miss Popular Steals the Show”

Miss Popular Steals the Show: Girls in Wheelchairs Rule! is a delightful and humorous diary account from “Bix,” a plain Jane from a struggling family trying to outdo and steal the third-grade classroom stage from Valerie, whose mother is a famous author. Miss Popular may be a wheelchair-user, but she…
Beck Valley Books reviews “We’re Not All the Same, But We’re Family”
The Faery Review on “Float: A Guide to Letting Go”
Home School Book Review on “We’re All Not the Same, But We’re Still Family”
Fran Lewis reviews “Billy Had to Move”
Children’s Bookwatch reviews Amanda’s Fall

The Health Shelf Amanda’s Fall: A Story for Children About Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Kelly Bouldin Darmofal, author Bijan Samaddar, illustrator 9781615994502 $26.95 hc / $15.95 pbk / $4.95 Kindle “Amanda’s Fall” is a story for children about traumatic brain injury, with special information for parents, teachers, and caregivers. Written…
Theresa Fraser receives Outstanding Children’s Book Award
Fran Lewis reviews “We’re All Not the Same, But We’re Still Family”

Children often go through many unfortunate changes in their young lives. Foster care is something that needs to be more carefully monitored and protecting the lives of these innocent children paramount. What happens when a young child’s parents can’t get along and the mother takes the youngest for a short…
Float selected as Reviewer’s Choice by Midwest Book Review!

Reviewer’s Choice Float: A Guide to Letting Go Aimee L. Ruland, author Carl R. Anderson, illustrator Loving Healing Press 5145 Pontiac Trail, Ann Arbor, MI 48105 www.lovinghealing.com 9781615994601, $26.95, HC, 34pp, www.amazon.com “Float: A Guide to Letting Go” is a picture book approach to encouraging children to process their emotions…
The Picturebook Shelf reviews Emma Lou the Yorkie Poo

The Picturebook Shelf Emma Lou the Yorkie Poo Kim Larkins Loving Healing Press 5145 Pontiac Trail, Ann Arbor, MI 48105 www.lovinghealing.com 9781615994571, $26.95, HC, 32pp, www.amazon.com Written and illustrated by Kim Larkins, Emma Lou the Yorkie Poo: Breathing in the Calm is the story of Emma Lou, the Yorkie Poo…
Midwest Book Review on Please Explain Time Out to Me!

Nancy Lorraine’s Bookshelf Please Explain “Time Out” to Me! Laurie Zelinger, Ph.D. and Fred Zelinger, Ph.D Loving Healing Press 5145 Pontiac Trail, Ann Arbor, MI 48105 www.LHPress.com 9781615994151, $17.95 PB, $5.95 Kindle, 34pp 9781615994168, $27.95, HC, 34pp, www.amazon.com ‘Please Explain ‘Time Out’ To Me : Story for Children and Do-It-Yourself…
Kerry Magro reviews “And You Can Love Me!”

Kerry Magro’s blog this week featured Sherry Quan Lee’s book And You Can Love Me! a story for everyone who loves someone with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) First, the book recognizes nonverbal autism. This is a representation we don’t have enough of in our entertainment industry today. As Sherry quotes…