Summer seems like a long time. 2 months for a child is a very long time. Yet they get bored really quick. A few days into the summer holiday and I know my kids will be telling me they want to go somewhere, do something. My answers are simple I tell them to play outside, read a book. Usually it works, even for just a bit.
Books last a long time in our home. Having older children and younger ones, we keep the same book around for years. It is always fun to read the stories over and over to the kids. Especially my faves. My children have a great love for books. They enjoy the pictures and have a wonderful imagination.
Here are some of the books on our summer reading list courtesy of Scholastic Canada
Zoe’s Room (No Sisters Allowed)
Ages 3-5 Hardcover
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My daughter thinks this book is great. The sparkly cover atracted her to it but the story made her want more. Very cute
King Pig
Ages 3- 6 hardcover
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The idea is to keep the kids engaged. Once the children have the love for books, the adventure is endless.
Night Light
Ages 3-5 Hardcover
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The Three Little Pigs and the Somewhat Bad Wolf
Ages 3-55 Hardcover
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Always fun to read a twist on a classic read 🙂
For my great reads this summer no matter what your child’s age, check out Scholastic Canada. There is something there for everyone. You do not need to wait for school to start to order either .
Such cute reads! I am definitely a fan of reading during summer break – as important as play :)!
we were big on scholastic when the kids were young (they don't have it for grades 11 and up in our school) They offered books for as low as 99cents so my kids always got at least one. Over the years the pile got bigger and when my baby sis had a child, we sent all the books to her except a few. (and my youngest is 17 and my neice is only 6!! so they lasted a long long time)
thanks 😀 I need some new books for the kids to read. Although realistically they probably don't need anymore at home. Goodness I am a library lol
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thanks for the reviews ..im a huge fan of summer reading..i sign my kids up to the local library every summer for theyre summer reading program