Pega Sisters Go to Camp
Written by Brooke Hartman
Illustrated by MacKenzie Haley
Ages 4-8 | 32 Pages
Publisher: Page Street Kids | ISBN-13: 9781645674719
Publisher’s Synopsis: Lilly has waited for this day all year: It’s Pegasus Camp! And it’s finally here!
But this year, Lilly’s little sister, Filly, is tagging along. And wherever Lilly goes, Filly’s right underhoof, turning rainbow leaping, mane braiding, and cake baking into crashing, tangling, splattering messes! When Lilly’s temper finally snaps, Filly canters sadly away. Lilly wanted her Pega Sister to go―so why can she no longer have any fun without her?
Anyone with siblings will knowingly smile and roll their eyes, and all readers will laugh along with this rollicking, punny summer camp romp, which also serves as a sparkling reminder that sisters make the most marvelous magic together.
Available for purchase on Amazon or Bookshop.
The Littlest Airplane
Written by Brooke Hartman
Illustrated by John Joesph
Ages 4-7 | 32 Pages
Publisher: Alaska Northwest Books | ISBN-13: 9781513128641
Publisher’s Synopsis: A rhyming picture book about how sometimes it’s not the biggest, strongest, or the fastest, but the littlest who can get the job done! “Alaska Northwest Books wings into spring with… The Littlest Airplane by Brooke Hartman, illus. by John Joseph, in which a storm necessitates calling a mighty little bush plane to rescue people stuck on a mountain in the snow.” —Publishers Weekly, Spring 2022 Children’s Sneak Previews At a landing strip in the far north, a little bush plane watches quietly as bigger, stronger, faster planes take off for adventure. But when a storm hits and hikers are stranded on the mountain, who will come to the rescue? Told in rhyming verse with bright illustrations, The Littlest Airplane soars high with heart and excitement.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Brooke Hartman is an Alaskan mom and national award-winning author of silly, sweet, and sometimes strange stories for children and Young Adults. Follow along on her Alaskan writing adventures at www.BrookeAHartman.com, or on social media at @BrookesBooksAK.
REVIEW OF THE LITTLEST AIRPLANE
I loved The Littlest Airplane. It's a cute story about a little airplane that's unsure of himself but is the only one who can save the day. This is a story that kids can relate to as they try to figure out what they can accomplish even being the littlest or the smallest in their family. This book encourages a positive self-esteem and developing your strengths. The message was great and shows that everyone can contribute. The story was easy and fun to read. I felt like the pacing was perfect for little kids and that they would also enjoy the illustrations. The illustrations were attractive, eye-catching, and vibrant. I felt like this story was perfect for young children and it's something that I could see them wanting to read over and over again. When I read it, I could easily see this becoming a popular book and well-loved book. I also loved that it rhymed. My youngest loves rhyming books and I think it prepares children to learn about rhyming preparatory for kindergarten. It's a perfect addition to your home library.
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Brooke Hartman: Book Giveaway
One (1) winner receives:
- The Pega Sisters Prize Pack! Includes a signed copy of Pega Sisters Go to Camp by Brooke Hartman and MacKenzie Haley, your own pegasus plushy, Pega Sisters activities, stickers, and accessories to “glam up” just like Lilly and Filly!
One (1) winner receives:
- The Littlest Airplane Prize Pack! Includes a signed copy of The Littlest Airplane by Brooke Hartman and John Joseph, a “build your own wings” craft activity, Littlest Airplane word search and maze, Littlest Airplane stickers, a set of markers, and your own fox plush to take with you on all your flights!
One (1) winner receives:
- A copy of Pega Sisters Go to Camp and The Littlest Airplane
Brooke Hartman: Book Giveaway
This post is in partnership with The Children’s Book Review, Brooke Hartman, and a grant from the Alaska Writers Guild. Please note that I received a free ebook to review, however, this is my honest opinion in the review.
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