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New Fall Books for Baby – BabyLit Books

Erin Sluka

Comment: I was sent these books. Thank you BabyLit for collaborating with Parenting Healthy

New Fall Books for Baby - BabyLit Books

You have been home a lot more lately. Are you tired of reading the same books over and over? Most of us have been in since March, distance learning with the kids may continue and we need new books. While stocking up on Back to School supplies for the older kids, get your infant and toddler some new books for baby also. BabyLit has new fall titles.

Jaen Goodall book

The Little Naturalists Jane Goodall Is A Friend To All is a favorite of mine. Young children will get their first look into Jane Goodall’s love for animals, especially for chimpanzees.

Christmas Board book

Fall is also when we start thinking about the Holidays and this new book, Christmas, a Count and Find Primer. The book is full of winter activities and popular Holiday objects.

Fall books for baby

A few BabyLit titles and their ISBN numbers are above so you can begin to reimagine your home library with new books for baby. Visit Amazon to find Christmas and Jane Goodall along with these other titles.

Books Reviews, Children's Books, Holiday Shopping

Christmas in July Book Review: The Naughty List – a Santa Tale with a Twist

Erin Sluka

Let me start by saying that this book has won the E-Book: Fiction category in the 2020 Next Generation Indie Book Award. Now that you know this must be a great book, I will share more.

As children we were all aware of the nice and naughty list Santa kept. This book visits that naughty list and helps us realizes that what makes the kids make that bad list might actually be less of a stigma that truly does not define them and more of a character trait that accelerates their strengths. In this book, the naughty kids save Christmas!

Synopsis of The Naughty List

When Santa Claus does not show up for the annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, the North Pole is thrown into chaos. The elves were not made for this type of treachery, so they turn to the Naughty List. Starting with number one; a team of children are recruited to devise a plan to rescue Santa and save Christmas. They will utilize traditional Christmas magic and set sail for adventure and redemption.Follow these intrepid youngsters as they unite the world in their desperate attempt while proving that their naughty actions do not define their nature.

It is such a great read any time of the year and for all ages. Buy the book now on Amazon.

Books Reviews, Children's Books, STEM Learning

Overwatch: The Hero of Numbani – Teen Book Review

Erin Sluka
Overwatch: The Hero of Numbani

Overwatch: The Hero of Numbani

With a book that your tweens and teens will relate with, this story is based off of a popular video game. The story begins with high school friends that are into robots. A bit of girls in science and a lot of STEM and robotics fun. They will recognize the game’s fan-favorite characters Orisa, Doomfist, and Lucio!

Overwatch book

Synopsis of Overwatch: The Hero of Numbani

In the technologically advanced African city of Numbani, in the not-so-distant future, a hero named Efi Oladele rises! Efi may only be eleven, but after she witnesses an attack on her city by the terrorist known as Doomfist, she realizes you’re never too young to make a difference.

Efi builds an intelligent robot named Orisa to give Numbani the hero it deserves. Orisa has a lot to learn before she’s ready to save the city, but Efi has some things to learn too, especially when it comes to building — and being — a hero.

Buy the book a Amazon!