Jen Harrison

Pennsylvania

Writing Consultant and Editor at Freelance

Dissertation coach w/ +10 years' experience helping students get PhinishD. Kid's lit specialist, tea drinker, knitter, plant obsessive, amateur boxer. Tattooed.

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A Bus Can’t Drive Empty: An Alphaballiteration Adventure | Dedicated Review

1 day ago | thechildrensbookreview.com | Jen Harrison

Book Review of A Bus Can’t Drive Empty: An Alphaballiteration AdventureSponsored* | All opinions are our ownThe Children’s Book ReviewWritten by Davon MillerAges: 4-6 | 52 PagesPublisher: Picture Novels (2025) | ISBN:979-8992264708What to Expect: Alphabet, language, friendship, problem-solving, read-aloud.
Metrognome, by Jana Cruz | Dedicated Review

1 day ago | thechildrensbookreview.com | Jen Harrison

Book Review of MetrognomeSponsored* | All opinions are our ownThe Children’s Book ReviewWritten by Jana CruzIllustrated by Hanna StoliarAges: 5-7 | 40 PagesPublisher: BookFox (2025) | ISBN: 9781960157997What to Expect: Ambition, city life, freedom, music, friendship. With a clever play on words and some iconic Germanic folklore imagery, this picture book tells a delightful story about both music and the urge some people have to experience life to the fullest.
The Magic Maze Trilogy | Dedicated Review

1 day ago | thechildrensbookreview.com | Jen Harrison

Book Review of The Magic Maze TrilogySponsored* | All opinions are our ownThe Children’s Book ReviewWritten by Samuel Warren Joseph & Phil ProctorAges: 9-12 | 244 PagesPublisher: Sam/Phil Books (2025) | ISBN: 979-8-9927464-6-4What to Expect: Family, sibling rivalry, problem-solving, adventure.
Ghost Brother, by Sylvia Sánchez Garza | Dedicated Review

1 day ago | thechildrensbookreview.com | Jen Harrison

Book Review of Ghost BrotherSponsored* | All opinions are our ownThe Children’s Book ReviewWritten by Sylvia Sánchez GarzaAges: 12+ | 184 PagesPublisher: Arte Publico Press (2024) | E-Book ISBN: 978-1518508387, Paperback ISBN: 979-8893750065What to Expect: Friendship, family, immigration, grief, loss, bullying, discrimination.
Tiny Bird, by Sabrina Edralin | Dedicated Review

1 week ago | thechildrensbookreview.com | Jen Harrison

Book Review of Tiny BirdSponsored* | All opinions are our ownThe Children’s Book ReviewWritten by Sabrina EdralinAges: 4-6 | 34 PagesPublisher: Plushinogu Inc. (2025) | ISBN: 978-1967745029What to Expect: Self-belief, confidence, learning, family, overcoming fear. Believing in oneself can be challenging when we feel inferior to others, but Tiny Bird demonstrates to readers that positive thinking, support from loved ones, and the right mindset are the keys to overcoming fear and finding freedom.
Bull & Bear Build a Bright Future with Bonds | Dedicated Review

1 week ago | thechildrensbookreview.com | Jen Harrison

Book Review of Bull & Bear Build a Bright Future with BondsSponsored* | All opinions are our ownThe Children’s Book ReviewWritten by Craig A. RobinsonIllustrated by Carolina BuzioAges: 4-6 | 30 PagesPublisher: Nolyne Publishing (2025) | ISBN: 979-8-218-49476-6What to Expect: Financial literacy, investments, social responsibility, community.
Sydney Monarch’s Wondrous Day | Dedicated Review

1 week ago | thechildrensbookreview.com | Jen Harrison

Book Review of Sydney Monarch’s Wondrous DaySponsored* | All opinions are our ownThe Children’s Book ReviewWritten by Greg MaddoxIllustrated by Sian RipsAges: 4-6 | 36 PagesPublisher: Amazon KDP (2025) | ISBN: 9798285421597What to Expect: Joy, wonder, mindfulness, friendship, wisdom. In this colorful picture book, readers will explore emotional intelligence and the idea that our moods can be both changeable and within our control.
Me So Akonnwa A Me So Dua | Dedicated Review

2 weeks ago | thechildrensbookreview.com | Jen Harrison

Book Review of Me So Akonnwa A Me So DuaSponsored* | All opinions are our ownThe Children’s Book ReviewCreated by: S.O.O.NAges: 4-8 | 20 PagesPublisher: Self-Published | ISBN: 9798991507806What to Expect: Family, Ghana, culture, interdependence. Me So Akonnwa A Me So Dua is a heartfelt picture book that transports readers to the heart of Ghana, blending cultural exploration with themes of family and nature.
Princess Fusspot, by Nancy Kunhardt Lodge | Dedicated Review

2 weeks ago | thechildrensbookreview.com | Jen Harrison

Book Review of Princess FusspotSponsored* | All opinions are our ownThe Children’s Book ReviewWritten by Nancy Kunhardt LodgeIllustrated by Lucy LigonAges: 8-12 | 95 PagesPublisher: Wilwahren Press (2025) | ISBN: 978-1-7352241-3-8What to Expect: Magic, breaking the rules, being different.
Otherworldly, By F. T. Lukens | Book Review

3 weeks ago | thechildrensbookreview.com | Jen Harrison

Book Review of OtherworldlyThe Children’s Book ReviewWritten by F. T. LukensAges: 16+ | 368 PagesPublisher: Margaret K. McElderry Books (2024) | ISBN-13: 978-1665-916-25-7What to Expect: Magic, religious belief, non-binary gender, romance, and family. In this young-adult supernatural romance, readers will be invited to think deeply about matters of faith, duty, reciprocity, and acceptance.