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How Do You Feed A Hungry Giant is a large pop-up and lift a flap book. I liked this book. The story line, illustrations and activities were fun. I shared it with my five year old niece who loved opening the little flaps and extras. I found a larger story inside this book as we need to be aware to the "Giant" called hunger and help to feed it. Even one person can make a difference.
My only concern is for durability as with the first reading my niece split one of the lift a flap layers with her finger nail in effort to open it. A tab for the lift a flaps would have been helpful. With that being said, I would still recommend this book!
*Disclosure: I was provided with a copy of this book free of charge for review purposes. The review itself is my own words and honest opinion.
**Review was linked from Goodreads.com
Looking to purchase this book? Check it out on Amazon.com.
I was so excited to work with Shana at The Writer's Lair Books again and to promote this fabulous giveaway in order to promote reading and to be able to donate a book to our local school library. Many of you may remember my review of The Flightless Goose a while back which is a fabulous book published by The Writer's Lair Books. I have always loved to read and have felt that reading is an essential part of childhood. My daughter inherited my love of books multiplied many times over. She was always a child that preferred books to toys. People were amazed that even as a toddler she would bring you book after book to read and listen for as long as you would read to her. When she learned how to read she was unstoppable! She read everything from billboards, food packages, even her grandparents senior citizens magazines! I love to see children reading and to encourage their love of books. While I know most of you won't read past "ipad 2 giveaway" I hope that I'm wrong and the true message to promote literacy is heard.
'Books to the Rescue' iPad 2 Giveaway.
This giveaway is so fabulous and extrememly important. Why?
Because each blogger that is participating in this giveaway is donating a book to either a school, library, or youth organization.
I was given the opportunity to review a sweet little book for bedtime reading. The Night Night Book by Marianne Richmond is a board book for you to read to your infant and to read with your toddler. This is a sturdy book and is sized well for toddler's little hands. In this book we follow a child on their way to bed saying Night Night to things that filled their busy day before finally reaching the bed to lay down to go Night Night. It is written in a way that helps your child wind down before laying down to sleep.
The cover is only a sample of the artwork that is contained in this book. While I would describe the illustrations as bright and entertaining they are also masterfully done in tones that are soothing.
I would recommend The Night Night Book by Marianne Richmond. The book is available at most bookstores as well as at Amazon.com. This book also qualifies for Amazon's 4-for- 3 promotion meaning that you can mix it with other promotional items to buy 3 and get a fourth one free! Books make great gifts for children. Keep this book in mind when shopping for baby showers, birthdays, Christmas and other Holidays.
*Disclosure: I was provided with a copy of The Night Night Book for review. The review posted is my honest opinion. I was not compensated for this review.
How Do You Feed a Hungry Giant?: A Munch-and-Sip Pop-Up Book by Caitlin Friedman
by Marianne Richmond is a board book for you to read to your infant and to read with your toddler. This is a sturdy book and is sized well for toddler's little hands. In this book we follow a child on their way to bed saying Night Night to things that filled their busy day before finally reaching the bed to lay down to go Night Night. It is written in a way that helps your child wind down before laying down to sleep.