Welcome to another Write a Review Wednesday, a meme started by Tara Lazar as a way to show support to authors of kids literature. Last week we reviewed Where’s Walrus. This week we’re looking Sterling Publishing‘s Ten Big Toes and a Prince’s Nose (age 4-7), written by Nancy Gow and illustrated by Stephen Costanza. I [...]
Posts Tagged ‘girls and princesses’
2 Jun
Write a Review Wednesday: The Secret Lives of Princesses
Welcome to another Write a Review Wednesday, a meme started by Tara Lazar as a way to show support to authors of kids literature. Last week we reviewed Tundra Books‘ So Close. This week we’re thinking about one of our favourite topics, Princesses, and had a chance to review Sterling Publishing‘s The Secret Lives of [...]
19 May
Write a Review Wednesday: Princesses of the World
Welcome to another Write a Review Wednesday, a meme started by Tara Lazar as a way to show support to authors of kids literature. Last week we reviewed Blue Apple Books’ Bear in Underwear. This week we’re thinking about princesses again with Hammond’s Princesses of the World (age 8-12), written by Katell Goyer and illustrated [...]
24 Dec
Disney Princesses on Ice
We had the chance to attend the Toronto showing of Disney on Ice: Princess Classics earlier this week as special guests of Mom Central Canada. My youngest daughter was thrilled. She insisted on dressing appropriately for the event. The show is running in the Roger’s Center in downtown Toronto. If you’ve been in the Roger’s Center [...]
9 Nov
A Deal fit for a Princess (or Prince)
Princesses are a popular theme in our house, especially with my youngest daughter. Our last trip to Disney World, my daughter was all about Cinderella. With Christmas around the corner and the big Santa Claus parade this weekend, all my kids are thinking about their wish lists. You know what’s on my youngest daughter’s list: [...]
16 Oct
Foto Friday: For the love of Princesses
Happy Friday It’s been some time since I’ve participated in Candid Carrie’s Friday Foto Finish Fiesta, but I’m back today. We’re heading to Disneyland soon for my birthday which means my youngest has started talking about princesses again: For the love of Princesses:My oldest daughter was never really into princesses. I mean she liked them, [...]
Trying to balance life at home with my 3 kids (all under 7), while building my business and developing my writing. Oh and throw a load of laundry in and a dinner that isn't burnt. Wasn't working from home suppose to be easier?








