Book of the week: Jovi’s Jumper – A magical tale of teamwork, resilience and self-discovery for young readers
Feb 27 2025- Books
- Last Updated on 26 February 2025
- Monica Costa
In the world of children’s literature, stories that blend magic with relatable challenges are hard to come by. But Dave Caswell’s latest release, Jovi’s Jumper, does just that, offering a heart-warming adventure that’s sure to captivate young readers aged 8-12.
At the heart of Jovi’s Jumper is Jovi Jones, a young boy who, on the surface, seems like any other child. He grapples with the universal struggles of fitting in, navigating family difficulties, and seeking confidence in a world that often feels overwhelming. But what sets Jovi apart is his love for dodgeball, a passion that offers him an escape from his daily worries. That is, until a bully named Mason Doyle enters the picture, threatening to shatter Jovi’s love for the game.
Time-Travel, Pirates, and Adventure: Inside the mind behind The Time Cave – Spanish Main
Jan 02 2025- Books
- Last Updated on 13 January 2025
- Monica Costa
Author Trevor Anderson takes readers on a thrilling journey through time in The Time Cave – Spanish Main. Combining his lifelong passion for history, adventure, and literacy, Trevor crafts an engaging tale that appeals to children and adults alike. In this interview, he shares the inspirations behind the story, his unique writing process, and his hopes for readers to embark on their own voyage of imagination and discovery.
Review of art book for kids: Small Stories of Great Artists by Laurence Anholt
Dec 22 2024- Books
- Last Updated on 23 December 2024
- Monica Costa
Laurence Anholt’s Small Stories of Great Artists is a beautifully illustrated, child-friendly introduction to some of the most iconic figures in art history. This anniversary edition brings together the bestselling series that has inspired millions of young readers worldwide, with a fresh collection of stories about celebrated artists, including Vincent van Gogh, Frida Kahlo, Pablo Picasso, Leonardo da Vinci, and Claude Monet. What sets this book apart is not just its accessibility to children, but its ability to ignite a lifelong passion for art and creativity.
