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Christmas Gift Guide 2025: Abrams Books
Thanksgiving is around the corner with Christmas sliding into our lives I wanted to share some children’s books with you which you will find inside our Christmas Gift Guide 2025: Abrams Kids titles on your radar that would be PERFECT for the children on your Holiday Shopping List. This season, ABRAMS is bringing you exciting titles that will warm the heart and lighten up the mood in these colder and cloudier days. In these four interactive picture books, young readers will learn about different holidays and witness the strength of true friendship and community. CHRISTMAS IS COMING TO TOWN! by Freya Hartas (On sale September 2; ISBN: 9781419779664; Ages: 3-8) HANUKKAH 1-2-3!…
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Would You Rather Challenge: November 22, 2025
Inside this post is my affiliate links. If you click on the links and make a purchase I will make a small percentage from the products you purchase. Charlie and I are excited to bring you another post in our Would You Rather Challenge were we bring you a question from the children’s book The Ultimate Book of Would You Rather Questions: 1001 Family-Friendly Challenges for Kids, Teens and Adults by Kimberly McLeod (Author). Would you rather sleep on a bubble-wrapped pillow or with a bubble wrapped blanket? Why? I don’t think I want to sleep with either a bubble wrapped pillow or a bubble wrapped blanket because they might pop at…
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Twinkle,Twinkle, Hanukkah Words by Talia Benany Art by Aura Lewis
I wanted to share a new children’s book with you called Twinkle, Twinkle, Hanukkah By Talia Benamy Art by Aura Lewis I received a copy of the book in exchange for this review. Hanukkah isn’t something my family knows a lot about. I wish when Charlie was little especially when we were #Homeschooling Charlie that we had taken the time to study Hanukkah so we would know more about Hanukkah and what all happens during this Holiday. Which is why I was excited to read Twinkle, Twinkle, Hanukkah and we learned more about menorah which I would like to take Charlie to see in the stores. We learned words we hadn’t…




