Reading With Your Kids Podcast
Helping Families Grow Closer Through Reading – An iHeartRadio Best Kids & Family Award Nominee
Reading With Your Kids Podcast
Helping Families Grow Closer Through Reading – An iHeartRadio Best Kids & Family Award Nominee
In the award winning book “Snoodles in Space”, Steven Joseph and Andy Case brought us further adventures of Herbie Snoodleman and Sour Croodle-man exploring the universe and battling the Zoodle Kidoodles for the Earth’s entire supply of noodles.
In this third instalment of the Snoodles series, the Zoodles are determined to have revenge and with the help of a grimy millionaire whose fallen on hard times, they intend to poison the Earth’s water supply and turn everyone into Willy Nilly’s and Dilly Dally’s.
Can Briana and Ricky save the Earth again? Will the outcast kids on the other side of the track rise to the challenge and help save the world?
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Christine Ricci-McNamee is an honors graduate of Salem State University in Salem, MA, where she earned her B.A. in English/Written Communications. She is a certified paralegal and resides in East Boston, in her childhood home. When she is not busy running the family businesses, she enjoys walks with her dog Winston, traveling, spending time with family and friends, reading photography, gardening, and, of course, writing.
Christine won the Presidential Arts Scholarship in Creative Writing at Salem State. She was also an American Poetry Association Poet of Merit, as well as the winner of the Boston Public Library Scholar’s Award.
Her poetry has appeared in several anthologies, such as the American Collegiate Poets, the American Poetry Association Anthology, the American Anthology of Contemporary Poetry, and inA Time To Be Free, a poetry anthology published by Quill Books. Christine can be reached through her Instagram at eastie_author.
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Ignite imagination with award-winning dance and movement books. The Once Upon a Dance collection inspires young readers to twirl, leap, and dream with whimsy and wonder. Once Upon a Dance is a mother-daughter duo who share a passion for dance and storytelling. They strive to share joyful movement, honor the beauty and discipline of ballet, and foster freedom of expression.
Six series span ages 3-16:
• Ready Set Dance (age 3+)
• Prop-Based Dance-It-Out! Movement Stories (3+)
• Dance-It-Out! Creative Movement Stories (4-9)
• Dancing Shapes: Ballet and Body Awareness (6-9)
• Ballet Inspiration & Choreography Concepts (8-12)
• Ballerina Moments: Insights, Ideas, and Inspiration about Dance (12-16)
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For little Holly, a rainy day is even more dreary than being sick in bed. After her dad surprises her with a small, stuffed, gray dog, her brother names him Wuffy and notices that he has an odd lintball on his nose. Together, they imagine how Wuffy has magical powers that take him on adventures, beginning with his friend from the candy store, where he started. All is well until one day, Wuffy’s lintball goes missing! What will he do?
Together, they try to replace the magical lintball to bring the magic back. “As much as Holly and Jack tried, it was not the same lintball. Wuffy was not happy.” Finally, the brother and sister find the perfect lintball and Wuffy is off to new adventures. In a classic story of using one’s imagination to overcome boredom or trying days, the characters rise to the occasion and take the reader on an adventure.
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Twelve-year-old Neon Blue Greene is queen of the cafeteria, co-captain of the cheerleading squad, and has the most amazing dog any seventh grader could ask for. Her only complaint in life is that her parents named her after the color of a sports energy drink—until the morning she overhears them whispering and learns that she has twenty-eight days left to live.
Neon needs a miracle, but how can she get one in only twenty-eight days? Then it hits her. She’ll do a good deed every day. She starts doing good deeds for everyone in town, from motorcycle gang dropout Knuckles Malone to her autistic classmate Bobby, who becomes a hero and friend when she needs one most. But when her best friends ditch her, and her good deeds go sideways, Neon wonders if she’ll get the miracle she needs . . . before it’s too late.
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Shermaine Perry-Knights is a TedX speaker, award-winning facilitator, world traveler, and author. Serving military families through quality literature is her goal and passion. Shermaine’s memories of growing up as a military child inspire her stories. She writes to encourage warmth, joy and understanding for military children and families. Shermaine simply writes the books that she wanted as a kid growing up across the globe. Her books make military-connected families feel “heard, seen and represented”. Check out her 13+ children’s books including the award-winning I Move A Lot And That’s Okay, Sasha Smart, and others.
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