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Under the Bandage by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Jennifer Crain

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My rating: 5 of 5 stars

“Under the Bandage” by Lois Wickstrom is a fascinating and informative story that will help children understand the process of wound healing. The story is told from the perspective of a young boy who has skinned his knee and is forced to wear a bandage by his mother.

The use of personification, such as comparing the bacteria to enemies and the construction crew to workers, helps to make the concept more accessible and memorable for young readers. The illustrations accompanying the story are also helpful in visualizing the different stages of wound healing.

This book is an excellent resource for children who have experienced wounds or injuries, as it helps to demystify the healing process and reassure them that it’s a normal part of getting better. The story also encourages children to ask questions and seek information about their own bodies, which is an important aspect of healthy development.
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Kris & The Cowboys (The Adventures of Kris) by Art Blegen – Review by Jennifer Crain

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Kris & The Cowboys: The Adventures of KrisKris & The Cowboys: The Adventures of Kris by Art Blegen
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

“Kris and the Cowboys” by Art Blegen is a captivating tale that will transport young readers to the Wild West. The story follows Kris, a brave and resourceful protagonist, as she embarks on a cattle drive with a group of cowboys across the beautiful American landscape.

The adventure begins with a mystery: a cow has gone missing, along with one of the cowboys, Bart. Kris and the others are convinced that Bart is a rustler, and they set out to retrieve the stolen cow and bring the culprit to justice. However, their journey is fraught with challenges, including encounters with Indians, wild animals, and a devastating flood. I personally felt it was too many events that are farfetched in one short day in Kris’s life, but this is fiction!

One of the standout aspects of “Kris and the Cowboys” is its well-developed characters. Kris is a relatable and inspiring protagonist, while the other cowboys add depth and humor to the story. The supporting characters, including Bart and the tribe’s leader, are also well-written and add richness to the narrative.

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Kris & The Cowboys (The Adventures of Kris) by Art Blegen – Review by Shelly Kittell

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Kris & The Cowboys: The Adventures of KrisKris & The Cowboys: The Adventures of Kris by Art Blegen
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This was a neat story. Kris has a fun imagination. Her great-uncle won’t let her go on the cattle drive so she dives into a story about cowboys and off she goes on a fantastic imaginative journey. I love her courage to do whatever anyone else does. She’ll do what the adults don’t. She does a brave act to rescue Patches. The characters are quite interesting, and the story keeps kids engaged. My grandchildren enjoyed hearing this at storytime. I do hope we might get some more Kris adventures down the road.

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Under the Bandage by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Nina Maes

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Great book on self-care. I love how this author relates to little people and can tap into their imagination. I recommend this book and all of her other books. Looking forward to more from this great author.Under the BandageUnder the Bandage by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Great book on self-care. I love how this author relates to little people and can tap into their imagination. I recommend this book and all of her other books. Looking forward to more from this great author.

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Meal Time at the Zoo: PB&J Café by James Williamson – Review by Carrie Reed

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Mealtime at the Zoo: PB&J CaféMealtime at the Zoo: PB&J Café by James Williamson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The artwork in this book is beautiful, very eye catching for children, with lots of details to see. I love that this book is about a good old classic, peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Almost everyone enjoys a good PB&J, this book makes it more interesting by adding things that animals would enjoy with it, such as, a crocodile adding fish, a snake adding a mouse etc. Basically everyone far and wide enjoys a PB&J and they can be made multiple ways with different ingredients. Very fun book.

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Kris & The Cowboys (The Adventures of Kris) by Art Blegen – Review by Carrie Reed

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Kris & The Cowboys: The Adventures of KrisKris & The Cowboys: The Adventures of Kris by Art Blegen
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This might be my favorite adventure with Kris yet. I loved learning about horses and the Sioux Indians right along with Kris. I was afraid this was going to be another dream but so glad Kris is able to experience everything along side her uncle. Kris is very brave and courageous, I love that she stands up for people she doesn’t even know, showing kindness right away.

“Wouldn’t it be better to see if somebody is mean to you before you are mean to them?”

That got me! Excellent point Kris, great lesson for us all. I really enjoyed watching Kris become a cowboy like she wanted but also fitting in and forming a bond with the Sioux, even so far as being bestowed an Indian name by Chief Buffalo. Keep the adventures coming Mr. Blegen!

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Under the Bandage by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Megan Rea

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Under the BandageUnder the Bandage by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is the story of how our bodies heal after getting hurt. I absolutely love how Wickstrom is able to take something so scientific and break it down so that not only is it understandable for kiddos but its also fun and entertaining. Our main character has skinned his knee after a fall and his mother puts a bandage on it and tells him not to peek because his body needs to be able to heal. Throughout the story, we learn exactly what our body is doing, phase by phase, as it heals. Wickstrom also includes some sidenotes with interesting little tidbits that are good for more advanced readers. As usual, the illustrations are fantastic and follow along perfectly with the story. This is such a great book to add to your Lois Wickstrom collection.
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Under the Bandage by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Shelly Kittell

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Under the BandageUnder the Bandage by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This story rocks. It makes learning about healing wounds so much fun. The descriptions are really adaptable to a child’s level. The illustrations are so colorful and fun. The information on the healing process is bite-sized. Being an adult, I enjoyed reading this story. This would be a cool book to have in doctor’s offices to help kiddos. It’s a definite in family libraries. You must check this one out.

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Under the Bandage by Lois Wickstrom

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Under the Bandage by Lois Wickstrom
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Genre – Kids
Page Count – 24
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What’s happening under the bandage?
Mom makes him wear a bandage when he skins his knee. She says “no peeking.” What’s going on under there? It’s a war. His soldiers against the bad bacteria. After the bad bacteria are dead, it’s time to rebuild. Now, the construction crews come in.
It takes lots of work to grow new skin.

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Lois is a former science teacher. She has written a series of science-based folktales.  In each modernized tale, the protagonist achieves a better ending because of learning scientific principles. Lois likes to garden, ride her bike with her husband, cook, and she votes in every election.

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Kris & The Cowboys (The Adventures of Kris) by Art Blegen

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Kris & The Cowboys (The Adventures of Kris) by Art Blegen
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Genre – Kids, Adventure
Page Count – 76
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Patches is Missing!
The cattle drive crossed the most beautiful land Kris had ever seen. Everything was perfect until they woke to find a cow missing, along with a cowboy named Bart. Bart must be a rustler!
They ride to get their cow back and bring the rustler to justice, but everything seems to conspire against them, Indians, wild animals, and then the flood.
Can Kris escape a mountain lion?
Can Kris rescue the rustler from drowning?
Can Kris get her new friend back to his tribe before they start to worry?
Kris & The Cowboys is the next installment of The Adventures of Kris, where imagination and friendship can overcome any obstacle.

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Art Blegen is an author of children’s books for young readers. His series “The Adventures of Kris” features a feisty young girl based on a young baseball player he once coached.

Art is an advocate for educating children and their parents to ensure they have a healthy balance of positive examples in their lives. Wholesome stories and a healthy imagination can lay the foundation they will use for the rest of their lives.

Before returning to school to receive his Master’s of Divinity in 2018, he spent ten years coaching youth sports. This gave him a deep insight into the ways children’s minds work and how to tap into their vivid imaginations.

Art is an ordained minister in the Presbyterian Church. One of his favorite moments each week is when he has the opportunity to sit down with the children in the church for story time.

Each child is important, and each family matters to Art. Art is active in his spare time, playing with his grandchildren, and serving the community by encouraging places and activities where children can thrive.

Reader feedback is always important to Art.  He considers his readers part of the team and would be overjoyed to hear your thoughts and suggestions for future books!

Art and his wife Annabell live in Moline, IL.

You can discover more about Art at: www.artblegen.com.

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Not So Little Things Audio Book by Kyle Ann Robertson – Review by Robin Rankin

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Not So Little Things

The Fairy houses were enough to convince me to listen to Tina’s story. While they were an important part of her story there was so much including some surprises which I never saw coming.

Tina held onto some very important memories from her childhood with her daddy. Those memories lead her down a career path with her best friend. Though it’s not super successful in the beginning she sees things shift after a meeting with a client amongst other things.

Doors open and shut all the way through. I loved the memories of Tina and her daddy, made me think of mine and miss him more than normal.

There are so many things I enjoyed about this book, the narration only added to the it. I found myself getting lost in the story instead of what I should have been doing.

Kris & The Missing Prince: The Adventures Of Kris by Art Blegen- Review by Roxsanne Lesieur.

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Kris & The Missing Prince: The Adventures Of KrisKris & The Missing Prince: The Adventures Of Kris by Art Blegen
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Kris is a girl who can do anything that a boy can, and better, but she hates it when anyone calls her a Princess, she sees herself as more of a knight, but thats not when she is engrossed in her books. One day, Kris’s dad tells her that he has to go away for work, but that she will be staying with her grandmother at her farm and she will be there for a whole month!

As she gets into a routine, she decides to explore the woods she has been looking at, they look dark and scary, but knights aren’t scared of anything, so her mind is made up and she goes in.

Instead of fear, she finds an adventure, she meets an elf called Gregory who needs her help to find the missing Prince and the Mayor of the forest, but can Kris help to free them from the evil gnome Gnarlath and make her way back home, or will she be lost in the woods forever? This is an adventure book which is full of heart, where imagination and friendship abound and can make everything seem possible.

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Summer of Mud by Rebecca Bischoff

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In the summer of 1976, Scoob, a twelve-year-old musical prodigy, dreams of becoming a jazz legend like the great Louis Armstrong. But first, she needs to get off the streets. When Scoob lands a paying gig, she thinks her luck is about to change—she now has the chance to play in front of a famous band leader with his own TV show. This could be her big break! But Scoob’s older brother, RC, drags his little sister along on an unwelcome road trip. Broke and unable to afford food, Scoob and RC “borrow” gas along the way until they find themselves stuck in the small town of Rexburg, Idaho. The idyllic farming community is buzzing with controversy over a newly built dam, with residents divided over the safety of the structure.
Stranded in the tiny town and pestered by a growing group of well-meaning locals, Scoob tries her best to get back home to California and her audition, struggling to understand why her brother doesn’t seem to want to leave. RC is hiding something, and Scoob soon discovers he isn’t being honest with her. On a warm summer morning, a heartbroken Scoob decides to head home on her own, but that very day, Rexburg’s new dam springs a leak. Within a few short hours, a wall of water is rushing toward the tiny town, destroying everything in its path. Scoob must fight for her life and face mounting odds as she tries to decide what really matters.

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Rebecca Bischoff is the award-winning author of several books for both middle grade and young adult audiences, including The French Impressionist, a contemporary YA novel, The Grave Digger, a historical middle grade mystery, and Streets of Shadow, a historical YA mystery recently released this year. Both The Grave Digger and Hole in the Rock were honored as finalists in the 2020 and 2021 Best Book Awards. Rebecca loves to read everything from mysteries to paranormal to historical novels. She tends to research quirky and little-known facts from the past and loves anything that might make her laugh. Rebecca lives in Southern Idaho with her family, where she enjoys not visiting the outdoors. She’d rather stay inside, eat chocolate and write.

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Marshmallow Rabbit by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Rita White

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Great children’s book for young children. It is very colorful, and the illustrations are very cute. The story tells about Mr. Bonbon is trying to figure out a way to stop Annabelle from stealing his candy from his candy factory. He sets a trap, and she falls for it. Very cute story.

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Marshmallow RabbitMarshmallow Rabbit by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

The third book I have gotten my girls from Lois Wickstrom and like always the illustrations are beautiful. I got this book because my youngest loves bunnies, hopping around like one, and thought that’s what it was about but there’s only a small part that has bunnies and it’s just a candy (marshmallow) bunny. I’m not really sure how to feel about this book though and glad my kids didn’t get into this one like they do all of her other books. I feel as if the story is saying it’s ok to steal without consequences because adults will be too lazy to go through with any plans to deter it. My kids are too young to understand that and I did read it in a silly way for them so they didn’t pick up on that, especially when the little girl tricked the adult into getting what she wanted.

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Loris Opens Up His Heart (Courage Tales Series) by Dagmara Sitek – Review by Crystal Brehant

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Loris Opens Up His HeartLoris Opens Up His Heart by Dagmara Sitek

There are not a lot of books that deal with the tough subject of foster care. This is a great one with beautiful illustrations for children! Loris has been through a lot in his short life. He has completely shut down because of it. He moves in with a foster family and just refuses to participate in anything. Find out how he opens up in this beautiful and heartwarming story. There is a lot of emotions dealt with in this book. From anger, to frustration, pain and loneliness. You will see courage and standing up to a bully.

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Porter and Midge: Paws and Responsibilities: A Kid’s Guide to Welcoming a New Dog (Porter and Midge Children’s Book Series) by Jennie Chen and Giselle Nevada – Review by Heidi Sturgess

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Porter and Midge: Paws and Responsibilities: A Kid's Guide to Welcoming a New Dog (Porter and Midge Children’s Book Series)Porter and Midge: Paws and Responsibilities: A Kid’s Guide to Welcoming a New Dog by Giselle Nevada
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

On my giddy heart ! If every SPCA, animal rescue unit and pet shop could have potential owners read this before any adoptions I think we’d have more happy homes and less broken hearts !

This book not only teaches lessons on love and playing but it teaches our little friends how to groom , feed , train and how to socialise their furry friends 🐾❣️

There’s so much love , patience , joy and understanding between our friends and it’s really a heartwarming read 🐾❣️

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Marshmallow Rabbit by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Elizabeth Sanchez

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Marshmallow RabbitMarshmallow Rabbit by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Marshmallow Rabbit is a colorful, fun children’s picture book. It is said to be a modern version of Tar Baby, which I was surprised by, because its a pretty controversial story…My son is not familiar with that story, so to him, it wasn’t an issue. Mr. Bonbon owns a huge candy factory, and a naughty young girl named Annabelle often comes in, and steals his chocolates and candies. He keeps trying to catch her in the act, and stop her. One night he gets the idea to set a trap! Annabelle falls right into it, and finds herself in a sticky mess- literally. The illustrations are fun and colorful. My son did think Annabelle and Mr. Bonbon were both pretty creative in their schemes. While this wasn’t my favorite story by this author, it was still a fun quick read.

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Meal Time at the Zoo: PB&J Café by James Williamson – Review by Krista Moulthrop

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Mealtime at the Zoo: PB&J CaféMealtime at the Zoo: PB&J Café by James Williamson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

A fun story about peanut butter sandwiches and how they can be made in all sorts of ways for each character at the zoo. Great illustrations and rhyming lines to keep a young child engaged.

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Marshmallow Rabbit by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Cindy Mayberry

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Marshmallow RabbitMarshmallow Rabbit by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

What do you do when you run a candy factory and a little girl helps herself to the candy? Mr. Bonbon has got to come up with an idea to stop Annabelle from taking his candy. Now Annabelle is in a sticky predicament, can she escape or will she get into more trouble. The author gives a great lesson to be learned and a fun story to read. The children will love this story and the pictures as well. The story is easy to read and fast paced. My grandchildren loved this story, just as much as I did. I am in awe of this author and her storytelling talents. We are all looking forward to her next book.

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Meal Time at the Zoo: PB&J Café by James Williamson – Review by Dawn Daughenbaugh

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Mealtime at the Zoo: PB&J Cafe - Special EditionMealtime at the Zoo: PB&J Cafe – Special Edition by James Williamson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

5 Stars
Meal Time at the Zoo: PB&J Café by James Williamson

Meal Time at the Zoo: PB&J Café is a super cute and fun rhyming story that follows James the monkey as he serves up PB&J sandwiches made to order for the different Zoo animals. The illustrations were very bright and colorful and made the story come to life. My son loved this book so much he decided to serve his animals pb&j sandwiches as well. This is a new author to my son and I but we are definitely fans. My son and I highly recommend reading this cute story .

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Marshmallow Rabbit by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Tori Mitton

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<a href=”https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/204310323-marshmallow-rabbit” style=”float: left; padding-right: 20px”><img border=”0″ alt=”Marshmallow Rabbit” src=”https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1703440531l/204310323._SX98_.jpg” /></a><a href=”https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/204310323-marshmallow-rabbit”>Marshmallow Rabbit</a> by <a href=”https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/331633.Lois_Wickstrom”>Lois Wickstrom</a><br/>
My rating: <a href=”https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/6478940150″>5 of 5 stars</a><br /><br />
Mr. Bonbon owns a candy factory, and he does tours all the time. A little girl Annabelle does every tour, and wears the prettiest things with plenty of pockets. She steals mr, bonbon’s candy and treats. So he decides one day to trick Annabelle. He makes a chocolate sticky rabbit that Annabelle won’t be able to resist. Mr.Bonbon does his tour of the candy factory the next day, and sure enough Annabelle takes it. But she gets stuck to the rabbit!<br />
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Meal Time at the Zoo: PB&J Café by James Williamson – Review by Toni Sellers

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Mealtime at the Zoo: PB&J CaféMealtime at the Zoo: PB&J Café by James Williamson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Mealtime at the Zoo, What a fun, adorable book perfect for your little ones. My granddaughter who is 3 absolutely loved this book and all the animals. we giggled and laughed that they all got sandwiches. The illustrations are fantastic, seeing pics of all the animals made it fun to think of the noises they might make and what kind of sandwiches they might be having. Definitely a keeper, I am sure we will be reading this book alot.

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Loris Opens Up His Heart (Courage Tales Series) by Dagmara Sitek – Review by Terri Jo McAllister

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Loris Opens Up His HeartLoris Opens Up His Heart by Dagmara Sitek
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is an emotional book about a young boy, Loris, who is in foster care and the struggles he faces as he learns to accept his new family. This would be an excellent resource for children going into a fostering family, as well as for the fostering families and their own children as they accept a new member to the family.

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Marshmallow Rabbit by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Carrie Cross

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Marshmallow RabbitMarshmallow Rabbit by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Marshmallow Rabbit by Lois Wickstrom is a cute read. The illustrations by Janet King are lovely and colorful. It is a cute story and a fun twist on Tar baby. Annabelle loves candy and Mr Bonbon has to figure out a way to stop her from stealing his wonderful confections. Does he figure it out? Read this cute story to find out!

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Unicorn, Don’t Do That! by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Cindy Rushin

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Unicorn, Don't Do That!: It's okay if a Unicorn poops on your doorstepUnicorn, Don’t Do That!: It’s okay if a Unicorn poops on your doorstep by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is a cute little story and I really liked it. Stega has to overcome some issues with other children who don’t understand who she is and what she can do. I was glad to see that her real friends did understand and in fact loved her ability to poop rainbows. I think this is a great story for any child who feels that their special talent is not very important or special. I think it will help them to realize that their talents are equally amazing and their friends will greatly appreciate it and continue to be their friend.

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Loris Opens Up His Heart (Courage Tales Series) by Dagmara Sitek – Review by Melissa Fink

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Loris Opens Up His Heart: An Emotional Story For KidsLoris Opens Up His Heart: An Emotional Story For Kids by Dagmara Sitek
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Loris Opens Up His Heart starts out sad, but it has a happy ending! The pictures were beautiful. I love the message the story had. My 10 year old enjoyed this book. If you havent read a Lois Wickstrom book to your kids, I recommend this one.

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Unicorn, Don’t Do That! by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Tausha Treadway

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Unicorn, Don't Do That!: It's okay if a Unicorn poops on your doorstepUnicorn, Don’t Do That!: It’s okay if a Unicorn poops on your doorstep by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Unicorn, Don’t Do That! by Lois Wickstrom. This is my favorite children’s author so I was excited to read this story to my nephews and they loved it! This is the story of Stega who is part dino part unicorn and she has been invited to her friend Benny’s housewarming party. When she worries about a gift to take she gets a bowl full of berries and heads that way. Chaos ensues on the way to Benny’s housewarming party. Written in rhymes and fun colorful pictures makes this such a fun read for kids. You can’t go wrong with this author.

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Unicorn, Don’t Do That! by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Melissa Fink

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Unicorn, Don't Do That!: It's okay if a Unicorn poops on your doorstepUnicorn, Don’t Do That!: It’s okay if a Unicorn poops on your doorstep by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Lois Wickstrom never disappoints me in her books. This one was beautifully written. The world building and characters was well thought of. The pictures was colorful. I recommend this book to 6-8 year olds.

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Unicorn, Don’t Do That! by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Donya Pedigo

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Unicorn, Don't Do That!: It's okay if a Unicorn poops on your doorstepUnicorn, Don’t Do That!: It’s okay if a Unicorn poops on your doorstep by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This story has beautifully rendered colorful illustrations that go along well with a funny story of a part unicorn/ part dinosaur named Stega. Stega tries to find a nice present for her friend’s party. Along her journey, she gathers fruit and nuts for her friend, but by the time she gets to his place, she has eaten them all, and she needs to poop. This is where the funny part comes in! It turns out she poops rainbows as she is part unicorn! Her friends then react to her rainbow poop. Definitely an interesting way to show how friends can and should accept all of you.

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