Loose Tooth Trouble Book Review and Giveaway #review #giveaway @MKowalcyk

Loose Tooth Trouble

We can all remember the anticipation of the Tooth Fairy when having a loose tooth.  Melissa Bixby’s adorable book, Loose Tooth Trouble reminds us what it’s like to wait for a bothersome loose tooth to finally fall out so the Tooth Fairy can visit.  This book with it’s unique storyline finds creative ways to help the main character, Bobby, loose a tooth and comedic predictability that children love. After reading the book to my boys, my five year old seemed to love the illustrations and thought they were hilarious.  My seven year old said he “loved all the different ideas, they were super-weird! They’re funny.”  Loose Tooth Trouble is now a staple read whenever one of my boys have a loose tooth.   IMG_7852   Synopsis: Every time Bobby wiggles his loose tooth, it hurts. Journey through this imaginative character’s day, as he receives some hilarious, outrageous, and comical suggestions, on how to remove his troubling tooth. This quirky, fun story, coupled with creative and hilarious illustrations, tackles a universal dilemma that all children are faced with during their childhood, and guides the reader to appreciate that sometimes the simplest solution is the best one. “My young son once spent an entire dinner discussing new and off-the-wall ways to remove his loose teeth,” explains the author. “As a writer at heart, my head got spinning with ideas, and the book was born. But there’s a serious side; I wanted to create something that added some light relief for children who are anxious and scared about their teeth becoming loose and falling out. I was terrified of the idea as a kid – I wish someone had written me a story to make the whole ordeal somewhat funny!” IMG_7853 IMG_7851

 

 

‘Loose Tooth Trouble’, from Books by Bixby, is available now. 

 

For more information or to order, visit the author’s official website: http://www.booksbybixby.com.

 

Copies are also available from Amazon: http://amzn.to/1NvepLo.

 

Beautifully illustrated by Adam Barney

 

 

 

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About the Author: Melissa Bixby was born in Park Ridge, Illinois, and grew up in Glenview, IL. For fifteen years, she taught in Schaumburg, IL schools. She taught students with special needs, language arts and social studies, and also served as the library media teacher. Loose Tooth Trouble is her first children’s book.

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Would your children love this book? One lucky reader will win a copy! U.S. Only, Ends 6/23.

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      **I was given a copy of this book in exchange for my honest opinion. This review is based on my opinion of this book. I am not affiliated with the company and everything in this review is my opinion.

Mariella

I'm a stay at home mom of three beautiful boys. I'm a former teacher and a recent Florida transplant. I enjoy reading, traveling, and living the salt life.

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Real Kids Shades-Sunglass For Children Review and Giveaway @RealKidsShades

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After moving to sunny Florida about a year ago, the first thing my husband and I did was purchase polarized sunglasses for ourselves.  The sun here is especially bright and therefore, polarization is a must.  But what about the kids? I gave up when they’d quickly break the glasses I purchased from the clothing store. Would these children’s glasses truly protect their eyes or would they only somewhat shade sun? Then I was contacted by Real Shades and I was excited to review their glasses.

Real Shades were kind enough to send me three pairs of sunglasses to for all three of my children.  The first pair and the pair I was most excited about were the Explorer Baby – P2 Polarized Lens.  These were perfect for my 8 month old.  Sunglasses for baby can be tricky, however, Real Shades thought of everything when constructing the Explorer Baby.

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The Explorer Baby P2 Polarized Lens is very flexible and soft to conform to baby gentle head.  It has a removable strap to keep the glasses from falling off.  The fact that they’re removable means they can grow with baby.  Best of all, they’re polarized!  Baby’s eyes are protected 100% from UV rays and they’re not blinded by the sunlight.  Also, these lenses are unbreakable!

The Bolt Kid P2 Polarized Lens was a favorite amongst my 5 year old while my 7 year old enjoyed the Storm Youth.  Just like the Explorer Baby, these lenses are flexible and unbreakable.  Because kids are active they have a grip on the earpiece which makes it difficult for the glasses to fall off.

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The thoughtfulness and ingenuity behind Real Shades makes for a perfect lens for rugged and active kids.

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All Real Shades come in a variety of styles and colors.  They also come in an easy for kids to open pouch with key chain to keep the lenses safe.

Great news for grown ups! Real shades just announced their adult line.  If you order now, shipping is free for orders over $25.  You can order your Real Shades at http://www.realkidshades.com.

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RealShades is giving 1 lucky reader a pair of sunglasses! Enter below for your chance to win. Giveaway ends 6/15. US Only.

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***I was given a product in exchange for my honest opinion. This review is based on my experience with the product. I am not affiliated with the company and everything in this review is my opinion.

Mariella

I'm a stay at home mom of three beautiful boys. I'm a former teacher and a recent Florida transplant. I enjoy reading, traveling, and living the salt life.

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