When I need advice about how to handle issues with my children I talk to Bill. His advice is solid, honest and it works. I read this book then gave it to my 13-year-old and instructed her to read it before the O’Reilly’s came for dinner. She did and said it was very good although she begged not to have to “give Mr. O’Reilly a book report”. It addresses the issues bill tackled growing up and what today’s children and families are dealing with. In the style he is famous for, Bill lays it out. Problems, solutions and strategies. Everyone will benefit from reading it.
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NFL superstar twin brothers, Tiki and Ronde, have a second wonderful book for young children. Tiki is featured in my book, Going Places, where he discusses the impact his mother had on their lives. In this book for 1st-4th grade readers Tiki and Ronde illustrate how sometimes the people who don’t get the glory can be the key to the superstars success. If your child didn’t get to be quarterback or get picked for the lead in the 1st grade play they’ll learn the important role each person plays in creating a winning team. My 9-year-old boys recommend it for boys their age and younger.
As with their earlier children’s book, By My Brother’s Side, this book inspires and focuses on the family foundation.
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For less than $3 you can buy this book that teaches about the build up to the Civil War in such a compelling way that your kids won’t want to put it down. Imagine…a history book they’ll devour. Best for young boys (3rd-6th grade) since they seem to particularly enjoy the action episodes!
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One of the greatest soldiers and leaders of our nation is described in a fast-moving way. This book will help young readers (3rd-5th grade) understand the complex and often conflicting emotions of one of the most important figures in American history. Griping details from Gen. Geroge Washington’s early victories for the country to the war that tore it apart. A tremendous gift for a young reader’s library.
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Join two young children on the adventure of their lives. A fantasical voyage by children with special powers who follow a living map as they visit incredible worlds. Our 11 to 14-year-old children loved this book.
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