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Eye On Life Team | Saturday, March 26, 2011 at 11:07PM 
Imagination takes wing in gentle Butterfly Boy
Butterfly Boy
By Virginia Kroll
Illustrated by Gerardo Suzan
First published by Boyds Mills Press
For children ages 5-8
Butterfly Boy is an exceptional book. A beautifully written story, it has caring, serenity, and excitement packed into every page.
This children’s picture book is about
Eye On Life Team | Saturday, March 19, 2011 at 5:07PM 
Book takes kids into the world of rock pools and hermit crabs. “Along the Seashore”
by Ann Cooper
Illustrated by Dorothy Emerling
Denver Museum of Natural History Press
Search for treasures Along the Seashore (Wild Wonders Series).
So its summer, and you want to go to the seashore to see dolphins, sea stars, hermit crabs and other between-tide animals.
Not sure how you’ll get there? Well, get out your sunscreen and flippers and pull out your copy of “Along the Seashore” By Ann Cooper. You’ll learn lots about this special place. It features detailed and captivating
children's books | tagged book review Eye On Life Team | Friday, March 18, 2011 at 9:09AM 
“Angela and Diabola,” by Lyne Reid Banks, is a story of angelic forces and diabolic evil.“Angela and Diabola”
By Lynne Reid Banks
Lynne Reid Banks, the best-selling author of “The Indian in the Cupboard” series, brings us a comic novel of two sisters in “Angela and Diabola.”
Banks has written more than 20 books for children and adults, including “I, Houdini,” “The Magic Hare,” “One More River,” “Broken Bridge” and “Adventures of King Midas.”
“Angela and Diabola” is a story that will tickle your funny bone, but do not think for a moment that it is not equally as scary. It is a story fo angelic forces, diabolic evil, and the necessary balance of the two in every child.
The story begins with the unexpected arrival of
children's books | tagged book review