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Bunnicula and Friends: The Vampire Bunny Written by James Howe, illustrated by Jeff Mack

Art is Everywhere! @mackidsbooks

Art is Everywhere: A Book About Andy Warhol, by Jeff Mack, (Nov. 2021, Henry Holt & Co.), $19.99, ISBN: 9781250777157 Ages 4-8 Pop artist Andy Warhol gives readers his unique view on art in this fun book that is part picture book biography, part introduction to pop art. Narrated by a cartoon Warhol, Art is Everywhere starts with Warhol’s beginnings, drawing shoes for a shoe company, through his…

Mr. Monkey Takes a Hike by Jeff Mack

Mr. Monkey Takes a Hike (Mr. Monkey,# 3) by Jeff Mack. Simon & Schuster, 2019. ISBN 9781534404335

Format: Hardcover

Rating: 1-5 (5 is an excellent or a Starred review) 5

Genre:  Easy reader

What did you like about the book? A stand-out easy reader, featuring short repetitive sentences, easy words, onomatopoeia, humor and lots of appeal. Mr. Monkey once again finds himself on a pratfall-filled…

We totally party when you sleep: Duck on a Disco Ball Blog Tour and Giveaway! @jeffmack @amazonpub @barbfisch

In a book that plays on a kid’s night time FOMO (fear of missing out), Duck on a Disco Ball parts the bedtime curtain to show readers exactly what we parents do when we finally get kids down for the night. No, not the exhausted collapse onto the couch to fall asleep 10 minutes into our DVR’d backlog of The Flash, I mean THE PARTYING.

Duck on a Disco Ball, by Jeff Mack, (Nov. 2018, Two Lions), $17.…

Ah Ha! by Jeff Mack tells a whole story using only two words, Ah and Ha. You can say these words different ways to mean different things.

Read the book together, letting your child tell what they see happening. When you have your child tell stories from pictures, you are promoting their narrative skills. Talking and giving their own ideas helps them understand what you are reading and how stories follow a structure. Follow the words with your finger to show your child that the words have meaning. This helps them grasp the concept of print awareness.

Five Green and Speckled Frogs

After reading Ah Ha! sing “Five Green and Speckled Frogs” with your child. This fun song helps children learn how to count and understand the concept of sequencing. Learning that things happen in a certain order is a part of developing narrative skills.

“Five Green and Speckled Frogs”

Five green and speckled frogs sat on a speckled log Eating some most delicious bugs -- YUM YUM! One jumped into the pool where it was nice and cool Then there were four green and speckled frogs.

(Continue counting down.)

You can even make this fun craft inspired by Mel's Desk to go along with the song.

Cut strips of paper and staple them around a paper towel tube. Print five frogs (you can source your frogs from anywhere, or draw them if you like) and let your child cut out and color them. Glue them to the paper and then have your child color water on the other side of the paper. Sing the song, flipping over a frog each time one jumps in the water.

If My Love Were a Fire Truck: A Daddy’s Love Song by Luke Reynolds

Hardcover, 32 pages Published April 18th 2017 by Doubleday Books for Young Readers Source: Publisher Ugh, this was so sweet. A father’s ode to his son, each verse dripping with feeling and promise. The art is just as uplifting. For all those dads who don’t have the words, Luke Reynolds has solved your problem. Express your love using his book. It’s ridiculously cute. I might have sniffed. Those…

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