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Read time: 354 words, 1 minute. And of course, the perfect occasion to share a good book. Monthly Bucket - October βIt's Diwaliβ βHimalayan Nightsβ Whether itβs a boat ride or bird-watching, riding on bikes or on yaks, there are mountains of fun to be had! And when the day of fun is done, wrap up in a cozy pashmina and settle in to sleep and dream of all the dayβs adventures. βRed House, Brown Mouseβ From colors and counting to animals and vehicles, this rhyming read-aloud gem is sure to enthrall toddlers, who will delight in the search-and-find element on every spread--the intrepid mouse herself! π΅ Music βAll Together Now Upbeat & joyous children's album filled with fun, interactive songs that encourage unity, kindness, and celebration -- perfect for festive family moments! π¦ Extras π
Calendarβ π· Photo Happy Diwali! π Readingsβ Indulge your curiosity for Indian culture with our complete collection of 10 books.
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Read time: 329 words, 1 minute. At a school visit, a librarian told us she watches which books kids choose again the next day. Not the longest ones. Not the "educational" ones. The ones that let kids discover something new each time they open the page. -Kabir & Sue Monthly Bucket - Februaryπ Books What to Do With a BoxBy Jane Yolen & Chris ShebanCelebrate imagination and play with this unique book that encourages children to use their creativity by imagining all the things a cardboard box can...
Read time: 310 words, 1 minute. Happy New Year!If you're trying to sleep better, we've got you covered. Check out Sue's Himalayan Nights, a meditation album that will put you to sleep.She recalls vivid imagery from her childhood growing up in a Himalayan hill station. A cozy trip down memory lane...AND a bedtime story for adults & children alike. Sweet dreams, folks! -Kabir & Sue Monthly Bucket - Januaryπ Books AhoyBy Sophie BlackallThis illustrated tale of sailing the high seas points out...
Read time: 415 words, 1 minute.Did you know that Ludwig Bemelmans, the creator of Madeline, originally wanted to be a painter? He worked in restaurants before turning to writing, and the idea for Madeline was inspired by his own childhood and a hospital stay after a biking accident in France. His love for Paris and storytelling shaped the whimsical world of Madeline.Happy Holidays,-Kabir & Sue Monthly Bucket - Decemberπ Books The Great ZapfinoBy Mac Barnett (Illustrated by Marla Frazee)When...