The Children’s Book Review
The Children’s Book Review is a valuable online resource recognized by the ALSC (Association For Library Service To Children) as one of the Great Websites for Kids. Our focus is on children’s literature and promoting literacy. We provide reviews and curated lists of top-quality books suitable for kids of all ages. Additionally, we feature interviews with authors and illustrators, along with articles centered on literacy that support parents, grandparents, caregivers, teachers, and librarians in nurturing young readers.
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thechildrensbookreview.com | Bianca Schulze
Book Review of The Lie BerrySponsored* | All opinions are our ownThe Children’s Book ReviewWritten by Dean BonnerIllustrated by Cheyenne BighamAges: 6-12 | 38 PagesPublisher: C. D. Bonner Publishing (2024) | ISBN: 978-0985795047What to Expect: Tall tales, mystery, imagination, humor, life lessons. Dean Bonner’s The Lie Berry is a charming, mysterious romp through the consequences—and creativity—of storytelling gone wild.
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thechildrensbookreview.com | Bianca Schulze
Book Review of The Shrewd GrannySponsored* | All opinions are our ownThe Children’s Book ReviewWritten by Janell L. JordanAges: 6-9 | 40 PagesPublisher: Salem Mental Health Associates PLLC (2025) | ISBN: 9798218628741What to Expect: Family, childhood grief, life skills, intergenerational love, mindfulness, memory.
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thechildrensbookreview.com | Jen Harrison
Book Review of Wishes & Whinnies: Tyler’s DreamSponsored* | All opinions are our ownThe Children’s Book ReviewWritten by Mary AggasIllustrated by NadezhdaAges: 5-9 | 34 PagesPublisher: Pintaloosa Publications (2024) | ISBN: 978-1-957696-60-7What to Expect: Therapeutic horsemanship, cerebral palsy, determination, dreams, perseverance.
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thechildrensbookreview.com | Jen Harrison
Book Review of Charli’s Turtle Triumph: A Marine Biology AdventureSponsored* | All opinions are our ownThe Children’s Book ReviewWritten by Vicki Scott BurnsIllustrated by Mel SchroederAges: 7-10 | 96 PagesPublisher: Emmolly Books (2025) | ISBN: 978-1-964845-01-2What to Expect: STEM, ocean pollution, community teamwork, conservation, career aspirations. There’s nothing more inspiring than meeting the real-life professionals who care deeply about the same thing you do.
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thechildrensbookreview.com | Jen Harrison
An interview about the Ode to a Pug Series by Jill Rosen and Stephanie Rohr, presented by The Children’s Book Review. Jill Rosen, the author behind the Ode to a Pug series, brings humor and heart to her stories, drawing inspiration from her many real-life pets and the sibling dynamics within her own family. Working alongside illustrator Stephanie Rohr, who perfectly captures the spirit of these lovable characters, the duo creates stories that balance wit with warmth.
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