Category: LBYR blog
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Picture Books About Adoption
“Not flesh of my flesh, nor bone of my bone, But still miraculously my own. Never forget for a single minute, you didn’t grow under my heart but in it.” —Fleur Conkling Heyliger
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Sleepover Reads
What’s better than spending a few hours with your nearest and dearest friends? Spending a whole day—and night—with them!...
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Holiday Animals
While I don’t celebrate Christmas, I do love the holiday season! I love the colorful lights and how it gets dark outside...
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Countdown to Christmas
with Picture BooksOn the first day of Christmas, LBYR gave to meeeee…. Not one, not two, but SEVEN Christmas countdown books!...
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Traditions That Feel Like Home
As the days grow shorter, the nights grow colder, and I long for that fuzzy feeling of sitting by my family’s fireplace with a cup of tea and a good book...
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Books for Little Humans
With Big QuestionsDoes your little human ask a lot of questions that you most certainly lack answers to? That’s okay, I’m a full-grown human...
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Picture Books to Celebrate
World Kindness DayKindness is a quality that makes a huge impression on young minds. I still remember when I was little, sharing snacks with my best friends Kiara...
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Frightening Middle Grade for Your Little Horror Fan
I firmly believe that spooky reads are meant to be enjoyed by all! And that includes middle grade readers...
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Are You More Cornbread or Poppy?
Cornbread loves planning. Poppy does NOT. Poppy loves adventure. Cornbread does NOT.
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Picture Books with Bonus Seek & Find Fun
One of my favorite books as a tiny tot was a board book called Honey Rabbit, that I would read over and over with my dad. And one of the reasons I loved it so much was that there was a tiny ant on every page, and you had to try and find him...
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Twisted Fairy Tales
When I was learning to read, my favorite book was The Little Princess. I would make my mom read it to me over and over again...
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New Middle Grade Fantasy
to Put on Your Shelves!Sometimes middle school (or any other stage of life, honestly) gets to be a little too much. Enter: fantasy novels...