The Adventures of Pajama Girl and the Coronation of the Cupcake Queen Review

I am ALWAYS looking for cute girly books for Miss K to read independently. If your girl is like mine she loves her pajamas. A book about pajamas, imagination, and teaches a lesson is a TRIPLE SCORE in my favor when it comes to my little girl reading.

Life lesson in this book:

Thou shall not steal. Exodus 20:15

About the Book: 

The Adventures of Pajama Girl and the Coronation of the Cupcake Queen by Sandra Hagee Parker is a cute, illustrated story about a girl's imagination and her magical pajamas. In this adventure, Ellie's cupcake pajamas pave the way for she and her Sis to take a journey to a land filled with all kinds of sweet treats. Their journey quickly turns into an adventure to help the Cupcake Queen find the missing sprinkles needed for her coronation ceremony. In searching for the missing sprinkles, Ellie and Sis uncover a life lesson that is important for every child to learn.

This book is appropriate for ages 4-8. Although, I will tell you younger kids WILL sit and listen and look through the beautifully illustrated pages. I highly recommend this book to anyone who has a special little one or growing girl in their lives. 

You can visit www.pajamagirl.com for free downloads and more Pajama Girl fun. 

Hardcover, 32 pages

Publisher: Worthy Kids (March 3, 2015)

Language: English

ISBN-10: 1617954721

ISBN-13: 978-1617954726

Available at Amazon.

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The Story of "The Star-Spangled Banner" Review

America will celebrate its 238th birthday next Friday. How do you celebrate? Me? With food, family, friends and fireworks of course.

There is always one song played on this day that reminds us of our independence. The same anthem that is played every time our grand ole' flag is raised before sporting events, when a medal is won, or when our troops from battle return. The Star Spangled Banner.

I was recently asked to review the book The Story of "The Star-Spangled Banner" written by Patricia A. Pingry.  This book,  in less than 200 words, tells the story of how the words to our national anthem came to be written. Above all, it teaches basic flag manners. Remove you hats and place your right hand over your heart. I think young and old alike need to be reminded of these basics at times. The board book is beautifully illustrated and the story takes you back in time. The pride you feel is amazing.

The book is recommended for ages 2 to 5, but I love these books for my 7 year old because she reads it herself.

Our children are never too young to learn and the learning never ends. You can get your very own copy of this book through Ideals Books, Amazon or your local Christian book store.



Disclosure (in accordance with the FTC’s 16 CFR, Part 255: “Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising”): Many thanks to Ideals Books for providing the book for this review. I will not receive monetary compensation for this review.