 Our featured book today is "Home Tweet Home" by Della Bartzen Listen to author Della Bartzen's amazing true tale of how her little parrotlet Lemonade flew away and ended up on an amazing adventure. It was Lemonade’s desire to find her way back home that provoked her to do something she was familiar with triggering an unbelievable chain of events. One must BELIEVE that everything had to precisely align for Lemonade’s incredible journey to lead her safely home. Although the story is unbelievable, it is a true miracle in every sense of the word that Lemonade was able to return Home TWEET Home. Find her below:
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 Our featured book today is "Big Stuff in the Maritimes Book # 2" by Katherine E. Tapley-Milton Dotting the landscape of Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia is wonderful folk-art statues. These statues are often symbolic of what the areas are famous for. Katherine E. Tapley-Milton stunning photos bring the areas to life as she details information regarding the areas and their "big stuff." Travel to the the Dungarvon Whooper in Blackville, New Brunswick with the ghostly story behind it. Visit the Grohmann Knives in Pictou, Nova Scotia that looks like a giant threw a knife into the side of the building. View the Car Parts Transformer at the Ripley's Believe It or Not building, in Prince Edward Island all while never having to leave your house. Join Katherine as she discovers new locations and new statues in her second book in this series. Find her below:
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 Copyrighted Material Our featured book today is "The Ultimate Cherry Cookbook" by Vickianne Caswell A book inspired by the delicious little fruit that grows in Bruno, Saskatchewan. Bake a cake, make some soup, or if you are feeling a little saucy, add some cherry ketchup or barbecue sauce to your cherry burger. This book contains 135 recipes that contain cherries for those who love this little fruit, "The Ultimate Cherry Cookbook" contains new and old; some heard of and some that will surprise you. Find her below:
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Our featured book today is "Sweet Maggie Magnolia Goes to Mardi Gras" by Colleen Morrison  Copyrighted Material Your children will fall in love with Sweet Maggie Magnolia of New Orleans and her favorite bears, Benjamin and Beignet, as they get into mischief! The Sweet Maggie Magnolia children’s book series is written with the flavor of New Orleans. In Book One of the series, young children will share in the fun and excitement of new traditions and cultures, while learning the importance of safety, self-confidence, and general awareness of their surroundings, in a fun and understandable way.In “Sweet Maggie Magnolia Goes to Mardi Gras!” Maggie is a child excited to go to the biggest parade of the year but when her little bear, Beignet has a mind of his own, she becomes the adult in charge. In her role as the adult to her naughty little bear, Sweet Maggie Magnolia begins to realize why Grand-Mere has rules she and her bears must follow!Book includes a tear-out page for children to decorate their own Mardi Gras Parade Mask and website for free character amigurumi patterns!Laissez Les Bon Temps Rouler! The book is also available as a hardcover on Barnes & Noble. Find her below:
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 Copyrighted Material Our featured book today is "Nova Scotia by Chance: Castaways" by Joan Newcomb Potatoes, an important food staple in 1800 Ireland. The Great Famine of 1845 begins, leaving many to starve, lose their lands and move away. The Stewarts, being able to stay, help others in their own way as any good Christian would. Follow this family on their incredible two year journey as they eventually leave Ireland for the Americas, only to arrive in Nova Scotia. A test of faith, kindness and courage, this tale is created from stories shared down from generation to generation. Author Joan Newcomb shares her family history with many scriptures from the Bible. Enjoy reading a look into the past in this twelve part series. Find her below:
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 Copyrighted Material Our featured book today is "Freckles the Bunny Series, Book # 1: Freckles is Scared of School" by Vickianne Caswell “Freckles is Scared of School,” is an adorable start to a series that children will enjoy reading. Freckles loves playing and spending time at home with her mom; however, Freckles is suddenly told that she is going to be starting school the next day. Freckles does not want to go to school and has dreams about how awful it will be. However, when Freckles arrives at school, she realizes school is not what she was expecting it to be and she enjoys her day with her classmates. Young children will enjoy reading about Freckles and be comforted that school is not scary and it is really is an enjoyable experience. I love that the author uses her own pets from her childhood as the characters in the book; it is such a sweet idea! Also, the animals are all different and, therefore, they create a diverse classroom for Freckles. Children will be in a classroom with other children who are different from themselves and this allows for learning about others. Freckles met different animals and although they had different ways of doing things, they had an enjoyable day together as a class and friends. - Reviewed by Kristie Ingerto for Readers' Favorite (partial review) Find her below:
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 Copyrighted Material Our featured book today is "Big Stuff in the Maritimes Book # 1" by Katherine E. Tapley-Milton Dotting the landscape of Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia is wonderful folk-art statues. These statues are often symbolic of what the areas are famous for. Katherine E. Tapley-Milton stunning photos bring the areas to life as she details information regarding the areas and their "big stuff." Travel to the large lobster in Shediac, New Brunswick that trumpets the fact that this town is the lobster capital of the world. Visit the huge blueberry in Oxford, Nova Scotia that shows everyone this town is famous for its blueberry industry. View the large statue of a cow to advertise Cows Ice cream, in Prince Edward Island all while never having to leave your house. Find her below:
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