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Meet the Architect: Frank Lloyd Wright

December 4, 2019 By Annette1 Leave a Comment

Have you ever heard of the American architect Frank Lloyd Wright?   Patricia Geis has produced an fun, interactive book to introduce us to the works of this interesting man.  Meet the Architect: Frank Lloyd Wright is an engaging, hardcover book sure to please.

Meet the Architect: Frank Lloyd Wright review

What I am Reviewing

Part of the series, Meet the Architect, Frank Lloyd Wright is an interactive book with lift-the-flap, cutouts, pull tabs and more to introduce you the works of this innovative man.   Be inspired by the delights you will find in this 16 page, hardcover book.   It’s oversized at 8 inches wide and 11 inches long. The pages lay flat when you open them which makes it all the easier to enjoy the interactive page elements.   Published by Princeton Architectural Press, it is geared to youth 9-12, but will delight anyone.  I am reviewing this book for Raincoast Books. 

Biography, Achitecture, American History, History, Art, Interactive books,

Meet the Architect: Frank Lloyd Wright

Who is Frank Lloyd Wright?

Wright was a architect who I have heard about as I watch architect type shows on Netflix.   An interior designer and architect, he designed over 1000 buildings and actually built over 500 of them.   He followed a principal call organic architecture.  Organic architecture is where  structures are in harmony with humanity and its environment.

He is known for building houses in the prairie style, and his most famous build is called FallingWater. His tumultuous personal life cost him business.  The Imperial Hotel he built in Tokyo withstood a major earthquake and showed his mastery of his art. 

Details of this Patricia Geis Book

Patricia Geis has written other Meet the Architect books.  In this one she introduces us to Frank Lloyd Wright.  She does this by first introducing us to the man.  Then using well written text, she uses various interactive elements to keep the reader involved. 

Text sample from Meet the Architect: Frank Lloyd Wright

The sixteen pages in this book are entitled

  • Getting Started (introduction to Mr. Wright
  • The Unit (how using Froebel’s games was instrument in Wright’s childhood)
  • The Grid (Music is like a grid for notes, part of his design features)
  • The Landscape (introduction to organic architecture)
  • Materials (FallingWater build)
  • The Client (the house should fit the occupant)
  • The City (Designing a museum)
  • In Addition (components for a do it yourself project)
Meet the Architect: Frank Lloyd Wright

You will find the following interactive features: Pop ups, lift the flap, fold overs, and pull-tabs.  I was so tempted to show them all, but then where’s the fun in that?  🙂 After all, I want you to have the enjoyment of exploring as well.

You will find each page is printed on heavy duty paper that can withstand lots of use.  The build it yourself elements are printed on a less heavy duty paper so I would recommend care with those.  Four sheets with varied colours and designs are included in this pack. 

Meet the Architect: Frank Lloyd Wright

Recommendation

Easy text, laid out in the format that an architect would need to think in, all draws you into the life of Frank Lloyd Wright.  Just as I enjoyed the book on Leonardo Da Vinci, I think you will enjoy this one as well.   

Meet the Architect: Frank Lloyd Wright would be an excellent addition to your home.  It’s a great way to engage your children in the life of one of America’s best architects. 

Others in this Series

I could not find others in this exact series, but they are laid out in a similiar manner to the Meet the Artist series.

In this series you would meet Alexander Calder, Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse, Vincent Van Gogh and Leonardo Da Vinci.  My affiliate links follow:

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The Ultimate Book of Planet Earth

November 30, 2019 By Annette1 Leave a Comment

Oh my!  This is a great book if you are studying earth in your homeschool, or just want to supplement an interest your child has.  With pull-outs and other interactive elements, The Ultimate book for Planet Earth is a real winner.  It is my pleasure to present this review book to you. 

The Ultimate Book of Planet Earth

What I am Reviewing.

Today I am reviewing The Ultimate Book of Planet Earth.  This book was written by Anne-Sophie Baumann and Pierrick Graviou.  Didier Balicevic beautifully illustrated it.  Published by Twirl it has 18 pages filled with interactive elements.  This book is oversized about 10 inches wide by 13 inches tall.  I received a ready to use book.  This book is being reviewed on behalf of Raincoast books.  It is geared to children aged 8-13.

Earth, Planet earth, Geography, Earth Sciences, Earthquakes and Volcanoes, interactive,  

The internationally successful Ultimate Book series expands its scope to embrace-very appropriately-the whole world! The Ultimate Book of Planet Earth offers lots of opportunity for hands-on interaction using flaps, pop-ups, and more! Pull a tab to see how magma erupts from a volcano, turn a page for a pop-up of a mountain range, or rotate a wheel to move the blades of a wind turbine! Planet Earth explores not only the geology of the Earth-oceans, continents, and the formation of mountains and volcanoes-but also its geo graphy, atmosphere, and weather. A valuable reference book for any child!

The Ultimate Book of Planet Earth

The Details of The Ultimate Book of Planet Earth

Opening The Ultimate book of Planet Earth draws you in an interactive world where you can discover the layers of the earth, the beauty of a volcano, the tremors of the earth, the marvels of the past and much more more.   18 pages with more than 45 elements allow you to play as you learn.

The Ultimate Book of Planet Earth

You will enjoy the full colour pages, the vibrant colour delighting the eye.  Seeing the burning interior of the earth, the white of clouds, and the deep blue of the ocean. 

The Ultimate Book of Planet Earth

The interactive elements include such things as pull tabs, lift out pages, fold-outs, pop-ups, lift-the-flaps and rotating elements.   They are placed on sturdy pages for longevity.

The Ultimate Book of Planet Earth

The pages included are

  • The earth, our planet
  • Movements of the earth
  • Volcanoes
  • From Past to Present
  • The changing landscape
  • Sky, Clouds and Weather
  • Earth’s Climate

Recommendations

This book is great!   The interactive elements are fun and easy to manipulate.   The visually appealing pages and easy-to-read text make it an excellent book for your children to enjoy on their own.  Children younger than 8 could enjoy The Ultimate book of Planet Earth with adult supervision. 

Others in this series

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The Munchy Munchy Cookbook for kids

November 27, 2019 By Annette1 Leave a Comment

You may recall that last week I reviewed The Complete Baking book for young chefs.  Today I’m reviewing a another cookbook, another chance for young chefs to showcase their skills in culinary arts.  The Munchy, munch cookbook for kids covers a broader range of cooking for 

munchy munchy cookbook for kids review

What I am Reviewing

The Munchy Munchy Cookbook for Kids: essential skills and recipes for every young chef.
Pierre A. Lamielle.
Todd Patterson (photographer)
Famillius LLC.
170 pages, 8-13 years,
Received: Hardcover, spiral book.

Young chefs, cooking for kids, cookbook, recipes,

Reviewed for Raincoast books.

What makes good food taste good? A team of tastes and flavors of course!
Fun illustrations and quirky characters bring the kitchen to life. Join Pierre Lamielle on a kitchen adventure as he introduces you to the Munchy Munchy Gang, a team of characters here to educate kids on the art of cooking and the range of flavors they’ll encounter. Learn how to make over 28 different recipes, including ketchup, pancakes, and other kid favorites with simple instructions and illustrations for every step. Pierre’s characters make complex cooking theories, like balancing the five tastes, accessible to kids of all ages. The perfect manual for a budding chef!

Table of contents for the Munchy munchy cookbook for kids

The Details of Munchy, Munchy Cookbook

The Munchy Munchy Cookbook for Kids is a bright, colourful book with loads of images in a lay-flat format.  The lay-flat format makes it even easier for young chefs to learn new skills, without having to fight with bookpages. 

munchy munchy cookbook for kids

 This is a VERY helpful book with all kinds of neat tips.  In fact the book starts off with a whole section on knives, working with heat, and dealing with germs.  I’m a decent cook and I even learned a few things here.  Then as you work through recipes you find additional tips for making you a better chef (regardless of how old you are). 

munchy munchy cookbook for kids

Sometimes the tips are straight up pages, spelling out exactly what you need to do and be careful of. Other pages mix the tips in with how to make a recipe.  Folding an calzone, breaking up a squash, or flattening a pork chop. 

munchy munchy cookbook for kids

Throughout this cookbook for kids you’ll find helpful characters interwoven throughout.   Sal, Ragu, Pepper, Salty, Bitter, Sour, Sage, Rose, Sweet, Bean, Umani and Ziti.  These characters can be found talking to each other.

munchy munchy cookbook for kids

I had to get past these characters.  As helpful as they were, they struck me overly childish.  I asked my 14 year what he would have thought of a cookbook.  His initial reaction was much like mine… Cartoon characters to help me cook?  No thanks!  As I encouraged him to look deeper, he agreed with me that, even though he didn’t like the cartoon aspect, he did find the step by step instructions helpful.  

munchy munchy cookbook for kids

Clear Instructions

It’s one of the things I like the most in Munchy, munch cookbook for kids, are the clearly delineated instructions.   They lay them out in a way that I love when recipes do this.  Step one.. Do this, then for step two add these ingredients (and listing them off with the amounts needed).   Then do this, then add these next ingredients listed off.  Until you have completed the recipe.  Having the ingredients listed all separated from the the directions is sometimes inconvenient.  So helping out young chefs by setting it up like this makes it easy to learn.

munchy munchy cookbook for kids

There are things I would change.  Like in the above recipe, I wouldn’t ask children to use an ice cream scoop for cookie batter, I would just say use a soup or dinner spoon.  Why make things more complicated?  And many households might not have an ice cream scoop, I know we don’t. 

If the young chefs are anything like my lad when he was gaining confidence not having an implement would have completely thrown him off.   I would have heard “MOM!  HELP!  What do I do?  How big is an ice cream scoop?  How do I know how big to make it?  What can I use instead?”

munchy munchy cookbook for kids

Recommendation

Despite my initial hesitations, I like this cookbook.  I think it meets it’s objectives well, teaching children the essential skills they need to master cooking.  I love the variety of meals young chefs are taught.  Cookies, salds, soup, pancakes, wraps, and more. 

The clear instructions are a winner.  The excellent colour used throughout, whether it be photographs, white space, or the cartoon drawings.   It all works well to draw the eye in a sequential manner. 

The tips and techniques throughout are wonderful.  I really appreciated that I learned a better way to do things as I read through. I now know how to cook schnitzel the proper way!   See… old dogs can learn new tricks! 

So whether you are old or young, but particularly if you have young chefs in your life, reach out for The Munchy, munchy cookbook for kids.  They will learn and gain confidence, and make your life easier in the kitchen!  

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Awesome Space Tech

November 23, 2019 By Annette1 Leave a Comment

Awesome Space TechI am reviewing a terrific book today, it’s called Awesome Space Tech.  40 infographics loaded with scientific facts to delight and inform.   These infographics are all centred around space, and the tech needed to get there.

Awesome Space Tech Review

What I am Reviewing

Awesome Space Tech: 40 Amazing Infographics for Kids.
Jenn Dlugos & Charlie Hatton.
Prufrock Press 
80 pages, trade paperback, 9+ years, grades 4-7

Received Advanced Reading Copy. 

Aeronautics, space, astronomy, how things work, outer space, infographics

Reviewed for Raincoast books.

Space may be the final frontier”-but how do we learn about it, look deeper into it, and live in it? The infographics in this book will rocket you through a universe of powerful telescopes, distant probes, and high-speed spacecraft. Get ready to buzz by comets, land on alien planets, peer into the universe’s past, and go where no one (except a handful of rovers and space probes) has gone before! We live in a complicated cosmos, but this book breaks down the complex, the confusing, and the downright kooky to reveal the fascinating details and hidden wonders that are out of this world.

Awesome Space Tech

The Details for Awesome Space Tech

Awesome Space Tech is filled with this really interesting infographics.  They gives LOTS of details about different types of space tech. 

Awesome space tech

For instance, you can learn about the speed of various space tech.  Did you know that Helios 1 can travel at 157.000 mph?

You can learn about five different homes in space (there is more than just the international space station)!

Satellites, space craft, space critters, different missions, telescopes and more.  It’s a rather incredible dip into all this space techy!

Awesome Space Tech

These infographics vary from one page treatises, to a double page spread.   They are loaded with pictures with accompanying text that is easy to read.   Some of those pictures are illustrations, and others are pictures. 

Awesome Space Tech

Everything is really well explained and designed.  I was so intrigued! My 14 year old even picked it and found it interesting.   I love books that incite my lad to exclaim “Mom, did you know ________ ?”  Learning is such a great thing don’t you agree?

Other Space Books Reviewed

  • Super Mazes in Space
  • Space on Earth.
  • Man who went to the far side of the moon.
  • Earth-space Colouring book. 
  • Go For the moon. 
  • Destination Moon. 
  • Bizarre Space. 
  • Dark Skies. 
  • 50 Things to see in the sky.
  • The Apollo Missions for Kids. 
  • Elon Musk.
  • Millenium Falcon. 
  • Light Up Planetarium. 
  • Fantastic Planets. 
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The Complete Baking Book for Young Chefs

November 20, 2019 By Annette1 2 Comments

I have lots of memories of cooking with my lad, teaching him the skills he needs in order to function well as adult.  Now he can pick out a recipe and make it.  He’s not the keenest of young chefs, but he can follow a recipe!  🙂  I hope in time he’ll learn to relax a bit about how to cook, and that recipes are guidelines not exact scientific ingredient lists.  🙂 But that’s a discussion for another day!  🙂   Anyways, cooking together is FUN, and The Complete Baking Book for Young Chefs helps YOU have fun in the kitchen with your children.   A book filled with recipes written for children, giving them the confidence they will cook food that they and other children will enjoy. 

The Complete Baking Book for Young Chefs review

What I am Reviewing

The Complete Baking Book for Young Chefs.
America’s Test Kitchen.
224 pages, 8-12 years,
Received ARC version as tradepaperback.  Final to be hardcover.

Cookbook, cooking, kids cooking, kids in the kitchen, diet and nutrition,

Reviewed for Raincoast Books.

From the creators of the #1 New York Times bestselling cookbook for kids comes the ultimate baking book. America’s Test Kitchen once again brings their scientific know-how, rigorous testing, and hands-on learning to KIDS!

Want to make your own soft pretzels? Or wow your friends with homemade empanadas? What about creating a showstopping pie? Maybe some chewy brownies after school? From breakfast to breads, from cookies to cakes (yes, even cupcakes!), learn to bake it all here. You can do this, and it’s fun!

The Complete Baking Book for Young Chefs

The Details of The Complete Baking Book

I’ve not seen very many cookbooks aimed at children, so when this review arrived I wasn’t sure what to expect.  I was pleasantly surprised.  Informative, good pictures, quotes from other young chefs, youth friendly language without talking down, and skill teaching.  A well rounded book, let me tell all about it. 

You will find
Recipes that were thoroughly tested by more than 5,000 kids.  The goal was to get them just right for cooks of all skill levels.  These recipes are for breakfast, breads, pizzas, cookies, cupcakes, and more.  Recipes to delight the fancy and expand one’s tastebuds.

You will find recipes as diverse as the following (just to name a few)

  • cherry, almond and chocolate chip granola
  • middle eastern za’atar bread
  • Buffalo chicken lavash flatbread
  • beef and cheese empanadas
  • mexican wedding cookies
  • cheesecake bars
  • olive oil cake
  • pumpkin bread with chocolate chips
the complete baking book for young chefs

Helpful Tips

You will find helpful tips for young chefs. 

  • Step-by-step photos of tips and techniques 
  • Testimonials (and even some product reviews!) from kid test cooks
  • Images of equipment
  • four secrets to success in baking
  • decoding bakingspeak – glossary of baking terminology
  • how to measure liquid and dry ingredients
  • 10 essential prep steps
The Complete Baking Book for Young Chefs review

Highlights

The Complete Baking Book for Young Chefs
Complete booking book for young chefs
complete baking book for young chefs
complete baking book for young chefs

Written in child-friendly language, clear instructions were given.  If adult-helped was suggested, this was included in the instructions. 

Complete baking book for young chefs
Complete baking book for young chefs

If needed, diagrams were provided to help the youth understand.  Each recipe was loaded with images to assist in baking well. 

The complete baking book for young chefs
young chefs tutorial

A Fantastic Resource

America’s Test Kitchen has produced a fantastic book to help young chefs (and their mentors) learn how to bake well.  There are no meat dishes, or vegetarian casseroles to be found.  This book is all about baking, so cookies, breads, cakes, pies and the like.  More than 100 recipes to be found.

The abudance of images and illustrations makes it a treasure because you can see what you need to do.   

Therefore, without hestiation, I urge you to help the young chefs in your life.  Go out and get The Complete Baking Book for Young Chefs. 

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Sticker Mosaics: Exotic Animals

November 13, 2019 By Annette1 2 Comments

You know those adult colouring books you can get?  How relaxing it is to just sit and colour?  It’s a fun way to keep your hands busy as your mind wanders.  At least I find it so. 🙂  Sometimes it a great way to just be “busy” when you need to stop and think for a while on something.   As much as I enjoy my colouring books, I’ve also discovered the joy of sticker books.  Not the kid kind … but ones where I can recreate a work of art, or buildings, or in the case of today’s review: Sticker Mosaics Exotic Animals.  

Being able to keep my hands busy without having to juggle pencil crayons or markers… HUGE!   Why huge?  Well, imagine you are killing time at a doctor’s office, sitting in a car or on public transit, attending a lecture that busy hands helps you focus on better, or whatever.  Not having to mess around with paper and colouring instruments is important. 

Sticker Mosaics Exotic Animals

What I am Reviewing

Sticker Mosaics: Exotic Animals.
Silvio Rebelo.
Castle Point Books/St. Martin’s Press.
80 pages, Stiff paperback with flaps, Notebook size
8+ years
1252 stickers in total.

Meditation, relaxation, sticker books, exotic animals, 

Reviewed for Raincoast Books.

Unbelievable animals come to life with easy sticker masterpieces.
Take your coloring to the next level by doing it with stickers instead of pencils! Each one of the 12 designs in this book has spaces for mosaic shapes that you fill in using the pages of different colored stickers in the back, allowing you to create one-of-a-kind mosaic designs. Color-by-sticker is a fun new way to express creativity and explore color, and this series gives readers the freedom to create their own unique designs, no artistic ability required.

Sticker Mosaics Exotic Animals

Details of Sticker Mosaics

Silvio Rebelo has created a wonderful book!  It’s notebook size makes it easy to transport anywhere.  Sticker Mosaics: Exotic Animals offers 12 different animals to color by sticker. Choose from bobact, butterfly, chameleon, leopard, macaw, monkey, penguin, scorpion, toucan, elephant, flamingo or a frog.  Each a bright colourful animal for you to enjoy creating.  

Sticker Mosaics Exotic Animals

It’s easy to find the stickers that you need, each two page sticker spread has a small image of page you are working on in the top right corner.  The stickers and their colours are unique for each animal.  This allows you to create a truly unique work of art that any animal lover will adore.  All told you’ll find more than 1200 stickers to place.

Sticker Mosaics Exotic Animals

They vary in range of difficulty.  Some would be easily completed by most, others would take a more experienced hand.  I would have loved for the creators to put them in order of difficulty in the book so you could work your way up.  🙂

For the difficult ones I would recommend using a tweezer to accurately place the stickers.  Once placed, they stick. I was browsing the reviews on Amazon and one person said the stickers come off again, they don’t. A tweezer will give you the control and distance you need to place them well. 

Sticker Mosaics Exotic Animals

Do take your time and place them carefully.  Most of mine I did well, but messed up just a bit.   Still looks good from a distance.

The perforated sheets means you can later display them if you would like, or could send along for friends and family to enjoy.  A gift perhaps?

Should you get it?

Of course you should make Sticker Mosaics: Exotic Animals part of your relaxation time.  You’ll like the heavy paper and the vibrant colours of each sticker, and you’ll find that they stick well.  Find the sticker, place the sticker, and ease your mind.  Let your busy hands and quiet thoughts bring some relaxation in your life. 

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Animal Atlas

November 9, 2019 By Annette1 2 Comments

Today I have the pleasure of reviewing a Lonely Planet Kids book called Animal Atlas.  This is a wonderful hardcover jam-packed with all kinds of fascinating facts about animals from all over the world. Interesting elements are included such like lift-the-flap, fold-out maps, and life-size critters to surprise you!  🙂

Animal Atlas Review

What I am Reviewing

Animal Atlas: Amazing facts, fold-out maps and life-size surprises.
Lonely Planet
Anne Rooney
Lucy Rose (illustrator)
Lonely Planet Kids.
Hardcover, 32 pages, Age 9-12.

Reviewed for Raincoast Books.

Zoology, Atlas, Animals, World-wide, Environment,

Explore the animal kingdom like never before with the Animal Atlas from Lonely Planet Kids. Unfold maps to reveal animals from every continent and lift the flaps to see their unique environments and habitats.
Discover a world of animal facts, life-size photos and creature features-from a bear’s paw and a baby turtle to an anteater’s tongue and a goliath birdeater, the world’s heaviest spider. EEK! All drawn to scale so you can measure yourself against them.

Animal Atlas

The Details of Animal Atlas

The book is divided into seven sections: North America, South America, Europe, Africa, Asia, Australasia, Oceania & Antarctica.  Each with a map of the major environments as well as illustrated and photographic depictions of some of the animals living there.

Animal Atlas

As you can see above, many of the pages are fold-out pages.  Large two-page spreads walk you through the variety of animals living in each of these areas.  Most, if not all of the animals come with a small map to show you where they live in the world. 

animal atlas review

All sorts of fun facts are presented, some of them in a lift-the-flap format. Every section has at least one lift-the-flap area. 

Animal Atlas

I appreciated that we didn’t just learn about animals. A variety of scientists such as Darwin, Linneaus, and Merian are also presented. 

Animal Atlas

Each animal has snippets of information beside them.  Details about thte country they are from, followed by information like their scientific name, size, diet, their status on the endangered list, and where they live. 

animal atlas

True to the nature of Lonely Planet books, they aspire to educate thoroughly. To that end, they provide a habitat key to broaden the understanding of geo-systems around the world. The key changes per environment, but the colour-coding remains consistent. For instance, Oceania has biomes not seen in North America. Some biomes share similar biomes, thereby tropical forest in one biome is colour-coded the same throughout.

Animal Atlas

Recommendation

This is a great book.  I love how it talks about the different parts of the world, illustrating that area with a chosen animal.  You don’t just see mammals, but arthropods, birds, fish, and more.  I was amazed at how large of the nests the sociable weaver could get. 

I was saddened to hear of the loss of the Saiga antelope. Did you know that 50% of these temperate grassland antelope have disappeared due to a bacterial infection?

Within the pages of this hardcover book, animals as diverse as shrimp, whales, spiders, tortoises, storks and elephants can be found. I appreciate there isn’t a focus on just one type of animal.

Don’t you just love books that encourage you to look further? I found myself inspired to dig deeper into the plight of the Saiga antelope. Books like these are an encouragement to learn more about our world. The full-colour illustrations (whether drawn or real-life images) are an added encouragement. 

I heartily recommend Animal Atlas to you. It is such a lovely addition to a study in geography, science, and history.  

Animal Atlas is a beautifully illustrated book that would be an excellent addition to your home library or have out as a coffee table book. It encourages conversations about animals and their biomes, the world we live in, and the effects of climate change. 

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