Children’s Literature Review: Frostbite

 

I received a copy of Frostbite in exchange for an honest review.  The Opinions stated herein are 100% my own.  This post contains affiliate links.  If you click on a link and purchase an item, I will receive a small commission which I will use to run this blog.

 

 

 

Author:  Julia Dweck

Illustrator: Robb Mommaerts

Publication Date: November 2014

Publisher: Sleepy Sheep Productions

Format: Kindle, Hardcover, Paperback

 

Frostbite

A fantastic book that will melt the frosty of hearts this holiday season.  The little boy in this book is not unlike my kids.  He wants a dog, but what comes with dogs for moms and dads is a lot of work and expense.  While they are cute, they require extra attention, food, doctors visits and the like.  Disappointed, that his mom and dad won’t get him a dog, the boy takes matters in his own hands goes outside looking for one. When it’s time to come in, the boy gets sad.  He doesn’t want to leave his dog out in the cold by himself – but what he finds when he brings him in is much more surprising.

If your child is a dog lover, he/she will love the ending just as much as the beginning.  Just as always in classic Julia Dweck  books Frostbite ends with fun facts to amaze and please even the most avid investigator.  At the conclusion of the story, your child will be delighted with interesting tidbits about different dogs.

A cute positive story written in the classic rhyme that Julia Dweck is famous for; the fun colorful bright illustrations will  melt the heart of kids of all ages!
 

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More about Julia Dweck

Julia Dweck is a published author of children’s books for digital and print publication. Her stories span the spectrum of humor, fantasy and edutainment in rhyme and in prose.

Julia’s background in elementary education affords her the opportunity to be in touch with what children want to read and what makes them giggle. She’s collaborated with leading illustrators in the world of children’s literature to produce over 30 books. Her titles have garnered placement on Amazon’s bestsellers lists, “Kindle Daily Deals” and customer top rated lists.

In her spare time, Julia is a designer of educational adjuncts for children’s literature, and has worked with such notable publishing houses as Penguin Young Readers. She presented at the 2012 National Center for Family Literacy for her creative use of technology in the classroom.

You can visit Julia and her stories on Facebook.