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Showing posts with label ayelet nathaniel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ayelet nathaniel. Show all posts

Saturday, June 8, 2013

Once Upon a Pencil By Ayelet Nathaniel




      I was honored to be chosen to review yet another of Ayelet "Ally" Nathaniel's books. In this one, we follow a young girl named Sarah on an adventure. Sarah is out admiring the sky and watching to see what  the clouds remind her of. She sees many different objects along the way and helps get her imagination going. 
      When she finds a pencil she notices it is growing in the ground. She is curious, so she picks up the pencil out of the ground. Sarah's imagination is strong, and since she is without paper, she begins to draw on her jeans. What she draws suddenly becomes real. She draws things she would love to see and have. She draws a few things, and then starts to wish things for her friends. She notices that when she is  thinking of other people, that the number of pencils available grows also.  She discovers that it's so much more fun to draw things that others would like instead of just for herself.

I think there are some great lessons to be learned from this book. It is a great reminder that giving is better than receiving. She is a thoughtful child and is blessed by helping others. When she receives more due to her thoughtfulness, she doesn't do for herself, but continues to give to her friends.

This is a cute book. It's short, but packs in a good story! I have been impressed with all of her books. I recommend checking them out! You can check out 3 other reviews by Ayelet Nathaniel on my blog.

Disclosure: I received an ebook copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. My opinions are always honest and may differ from others

Saturday, May 11, 2013

Sparkly Me by Ayelet Nathaniel






Another great children's book! In this book, we find a little girl who loves sparkly and shiny things. Most little girls can relate to this I'm sure! 

We follow this cute little girl as she puts on her sparkly which makes her feel fabulous!
She wants to feel fabulous all day long and takes her stuff with her throughout her day.
When she wants to keep them close, they become wrinkled, or worn out. 

She soon realizes that what makes her fabulous is what is inside her heart. 
She will always carry it with her!


This is a great story for any "girly girl" who loves the idea of wearing sparkly stuff.
Leaves you with a great message of what is truly important.


You can find the book on amazon at Sparkly Me


Disclosure: I received the ebook copy of the book in order to do my review. My reviews are 
always honest and my opinions are my own.

Fabulous Me by Ayelet Nathaniel



What a great book! We follow this child through her choices of what she loves to do and see.
Where does she like to go, and what does she like to do? 

Ride along on her adventures, and come up with where you would choose to go.
I love how she finds the best memories and places are those where she is with her family.
The time spent with her family, slowing down and taking the time to enjoy it. 

I love that feeling, and need that reminder sometimes!
I highly recommend this book. Illustrations along with story make for a wonderful book.

You can find the book at amazon at 


Disclosure: I received an ebook copy of this in order to do my review. No other compensation was received. My reviews are always honest and are my own opinions.

Who's Under the Bed by Ayelet Nathaniel

                                                                 
                                                                    


      I think all children at some point have the same fear of what could be under the bed. A fear of being left alone in the dark.  For a lot of children, there is the fear of monsters under the bed.  In this book we find a great story about a small monster at bed. He is sharing with his mom about feeling afraid. He is scared that there might be a child under the bed. 

      He continues to want his mom to stay and feels sure she will keep him safe. As mom tries to convince him that a child is probably nice, he starts to feel secure. He finally realizes that a child might be just like him. He finally allows mom to leave the room knowing that if a child is like him, he'll be ok.

This is a cute book, and would be great to share with any child who is going through the fear of the dark, or of monsters. The illustrations are great. They are bold, bright colors and help to bring the story to life.  

You can find out more about this book and more at the author's website at http://www.playfulkitchen.com/


You can purchase this book on amazon at Who's Under the Bed


Disclosure: I received the ebook copy of this book in order to do the review. No other compensation was received. My reviews are always honest and are my own.