With Bookroo you get to invest in your kids! Bookroo Works with twelve families that reside on Stanford Universities Campus, where at least one of the spouses is pursuing a graduate degree and of course they must be parents. With the help of twenty-two kids ages ranging from zero to five years old, these parents and children provide feedback on each book they are provided with. Each book is vetted to insure that it is perfect for your little reader!
When Bookroo agreed to do a review with me I was super excited. The small human was even more excited when we got it! Each book was individually wrapped in adorable wrapping paper, so it was like christmas and he was super excited about that! He got two books, Wally does not want a hair cut and the Red Boat.
Wally Does Not Want A Haircut by Amanda Driscoll, is about a ewe who is afraid to get his hair cut! Let me tell you, this was a great read because getting a certain young mans hair cut is usually a nightmare. Mostly in part because we use an electric razor and I am almost 100% sure its the sound. This book is about facing your fears and how everyone around you can help to overcome those fears.
The Red Boat by Hannah Cumming is about a young girl that moves to a new home. I think that no matter what age you are, moving can be terrifying. I know that all too well. A year ago me and D2 made the life changing choice to move to Idaho so that we could be closer to our daughters. For D2 this was almost nothing, he would be moving back to his home town. for me this was terrifying. I was moving 1400 miles away from my ENTIRE family and my friends. Even to this day it is rough. I am however learning to overcome and adapt. Just like Posey and her dog George. This book is like the first, where you must learn to overcome your fears. When you do this you will find it gets easier! This book also encourages imagination and play.
I loved both of the books, but Mr Mans favorite is the red boat. I read it to him and then he made daddy read it to him a little bit later!
After having this experience we will most certainly be doing a subscription! When you get the subscription you can choose between two and three books to be delivered, depending upon age. You can choose from Board Books, which comes with three books for ages zero to three. Picture books which come with two books ages two to six and chapter books that will come with two books for ages seven to ten! You may purchase this for your kids or as a gift!
I love the idea of a book subscription as a gift! This would make an excellent baby shower gift or first birthday gift! When I had my baby shower for mr. Man I asked for books in lieu of cards. I have noticed this is becoming more and more of a trend! This would make the perfect gift for any little one in your life!
** Bookroo did provide this box free of charge for me to facilitate this review. This does not in any influence my opinion. These are my true and honest opinion.**
I will have to check into this! My little ones love books! its routine for me to read a book to one kiddo and my husband reads to the other one. we alternate kids each night!
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ReplyDeleteI loved when I could read to my babies, they used to love it as well! Now they're all "big-girls." This post brings me back. Thanks for sharing! :)
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ReplyDeleteBookroo sounds fun. I love reading and I hope I can influence my child (when we do have one) to become a reader and enjoy it too.
ReplyDeleteSounds good to me. These sure are good reads for my kids too. Sometimes when I try to teach them moral lessons on how to deal with life, I try to make up some stories. And this would make my life a lot easier.
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