Welcome to back to the Kid Lit Blog Hop #12
Well, to explain the title of this post, for anyone who didn't link in last hop, I have a confession. Sometimes I
buy cheap books for Gigi from our local post office. They aren't
exactly literary genius and occasionally the stories don't make any
sense at all. Now that I am a permanent hostess on the hop, I was joking
with Renee our illustrious CEO and master of all that is blog hop, that
if we get desperate to make it to our target 100 links I may be forced to do a Post Office Book Review.
So, don't say I didn't warn you, and you know what, maybe we won't reach 100 this hop, but I will forgive you all, it is spring break for you after all.
Well, this one is another jem brought to you by Ollie Bollie Books.
Once again, no author, but pure and simple, it imparts to the reader all the things that they can do, and you know what, I am pretty happy if she takes every word to heart.
Her favourite page is the last and she loves to yell, "I CAN READ" around the house. Clearly she can't at 21 months of course, but who knows how long it will be, she loves books and I am one happy mum about that. I can only hope her love grows. Check it out.
Once again, no author, but pure and simple, it imparts to the reader all the things that they can do, and you know what, I am pretty happy if she takes every word to heart.
Her favourite page is the last and she loves to yell, "I CAN READ" around the house. Clearly she can't at 21 months of course, but who knows how long it will be, she loves books and I am one happy mum about that. I can only hope her love grows. Check it out.
But that's not all folks, apparently our hop has been nominated for a Gargie.
GASP!
Thank you Bruce, we are honoured.
Welcome to the 12th Kid Lit Blog Hop. We did it! We hit 100 links once again! Thanks to all of YOU, we are developing a thriving community of bloggers and authors who love to share their favorite kids books. Last time, there were so many links to fantastic posts about children's books, literacy, and favorites lists. Lots of variety! As you can see from our header, we are taking some time off for our Spring Break. That means that all the posts, tweets, and shares you see or have seen since mid-March are all automatically being posted. I will be responding to emails and comments upon my return at the start of April. But, just because WE are on break, doesn't mean the rest of our wonderful KidLit community can't connect once more for the Kid Lit Blog Hop. Happy Hopping everyone and enjoy the Hop!
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Still a cute book! I love your post office post because they remind me of when we lived in Sydney -DD was only 1 then and we picked up a lot of treasures at the post ofc -my fav was a 6 pack of Steve Parish books!
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DeleteHow wonderful, yes Steve Parish books are beautiful. Yes our post office is full of jems. I have even bought toys from there. Thanks for your great work as a co host this week, much appreciated. Cheers Julie Grasso
I really enjoyed it and our book list got even longer thanks for having me!
ReplyDeleteOk seriously Julie, the post office books were a bust for me. :( The post office I went to had more expensive ones or bundles of popular books (like Time for Bed by Mem Fox), but they were expensive. I didn't get a chance to go to a post office that didn't cater to tourists! lol Nuts! Next time! :)
ReplyDeleteOh I am so disappointed, that is very typical of the gold coast I guess. We went just last week and got 4 new jems for the grand price of $10. Next post office review is a total favourite, Gigi makes us read it about 10 times a day... post office comes through yet again lol
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