Welcome to the Children’s Reading Room with books for ages up to twelve years old.
Then first author today is Antoinette Truglio Martin with one of the recent reviews for Daily Bread (Becoming America’s Stories, #1). This is book one in a series of three with the other two due to be published in 2021.
About the book
It is 1911. Crammed into a three-room flat in a Mott Street tenement, the large Taglia family needs all the help they can muster. Spunky songbird Lily wants to help by baking Daily Bread at the bakery like big sister, Margaret. But Margaret says Lily is just a little kid, and there is more to baking Daily Bread than height and an artist’s heart. Lily learns to navigate in a grown-up world when facing bullies, disasters, dotty bakers, and treacherous streets to cross by herself.
One of the recent reviews for the book
As a person who’s been on every tour at the Tenement Museum in NYC, I absolutely love this subject and thoroughly enjoyed reading this book. It was a brutally harsh life that these immigrant families lived though in 1911but this story is told through the eyes of a child so you experience it in a more innocent way. Childhood games and delightful knot surprises contrast with the some of the extreme hardships they experiences such as of children that had to drop out of school to help support their families. It’s fascinating to see all the customs and daily rituals that went on in every day life and the auther did a great job of recreating this historical fiction in a way that helps you really understand what it was like to grow up struggling in this time period without the protections and laws we have in place today.
Read the other reviews and buy the book: Amazon US – And: Amazon UK
Also by Antoinette Truglio Martin for children
Read the reviews and buy the books: Amazon US – And: Amazon UK – Read more reviews: Goodreads – Website: Stories Served – Blog: Stories Served Blog – Facebook: Antoinette Truglio Martin – Twitter: @StoriesServed – Linkedin: LinkedIn
The next review is for Drystan the Dragon and Friends Series Book 4: Delfina Solves a Problem by Janice Spina.
About the book
This is a continuing fun series of adventures with Drystan the dragon and his friends. Follow Drystan and his friends as they meet a new dragon named Delfina. Her scales are many shades of purple and pink. She can solve any problem with just a blink. She may be small but is stronger than you think.
When the other dragons meet about a problem with another dragon called Drago who is a bully, Delfina comes to their rescue and promises to help them deal with the bully.
Read what happens when Delfina meets Drago.
A recent review for the book
Head over to buy the book: Amazon US – And: Amazon UK
A small selection of children’s books by Janice Spina
Read the reviews and buy the books:Amazon US – and :Amazon UK – Follow Janice: Goodreads – blog:Jem’s Books – Twitter: @janice_spina
Thanks for dropping in today and I hope you are leaving with some books under your arm… thanks Sally.
I’m going to have to look for Daily Bread!
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Thanks Dorothy..hugsx
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With five grandchildren who love to read, I’m always on the lookout for great children’s books. Thanks for sharing, Sally!
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Great thanks Jan.. and some lovely ones around..hugsxx
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Wonderful collection, Sally. Thank you. 💗
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Thanks Gwen..♥
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Congratulations to the reviews, and the “Daily Bread” i remember having somwhere on my shelves. Now i think its time to start reading. Thank you also for remembering, Sally!
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Happy to give you a nudge Michael..hugsx
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Thank you, Sally!
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Just saw this, Sally! Thank you sooo much! I will share all around! Congrats to Antoinette Truglio Martin! 🏈
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Pleasure Janice… have a good weekend..hugsxx
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Two wonderful children’s authors, Sally. Toni x
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Thanks Toni…you do bring colour into our lives ♥
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Great reviews and books for all ages. Congratulations to the authors! Thank you for sharing, Sally.
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Thanks Erica.. children’s books are always hopeful and colourful..xxx
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