About me | A Kids Book A Day Skip to content A Kids Book A Day Reviewing a children's book from 2022 every day Menu Home About me About this blog Book Lists Back to school Black History Book clubs for grades 2-4 Covid pandemic Fables Fall Food and eating Grief and loss Hispanic Heritage Indigenous Americans Kindness and community Labor Day People with physical disabilities Persistence and grit Pride: Books about LGBTQ+ kids September 11 (9/11) About me My name is Janet Dawson, and I am the librarian at the Rebecca Johnson Elementary School in Springfield, Massachusetts. I’ve been a school librarian for 20 years, working in ten different schools. One of the most important parts of my job is connecting students and teachers with great books. We’re lucky to live in a world where fantastic children’s books are published every week. Every day I review a book published this year. Although I may mention things about books that I don’t like (“Cons”), I only choose books for which I feel I can give a mostly positive review. I try to find books that would appeal to kids and/or fit in well with the elementary school curriculum. Most books come from my local public library. I am an Amazon affiliate, so if you click on the link at the end of a review, I get a small commission. This blog is mostly a labor of love, but getting a little money for the work I put into it is nice too! A note about self-published books: while I understand the difficulties of marketing your self-published books, I do not review them on this blog. It is all I can do to keep up with the books coming from the mainstream publishers. Please feel free to spread the word about this blog to parents, grandparents, teachers, children, or anyone else you think might enjoy it. I hope you will comment as you see fit, and share anything you think might make the reviews more useful. Happy reading! Share this: Twitter Pinterest Email Like this: Like Loading... 52 thoughts on “About me” Nancy Tandon says: August 21, 2015 at 12:47 pm I really enjoy your reviews with my morning coffee. I know these reviews take work on your part, so…thanks! I love the new look to your blog (usually read in email) and especially knowing more about you. Hooray for school librarians! LikeLiked by 1 person Reply Kate says: November 30, 2015 at 1:24 am Your reviews are great–I have discovered so many books through your site, and ordered them all through my library! One suggestion: maybe include the number of pages each book has? It’s hard sometimes to gauge if a book is meant for a younger or slightly older audience. Thanks so much, and I look forward to reading more! LikeLiked by 1 person Reply laurelpaula says: March 14, 2019 at 4:42 pm Excellent blog! Thanks so much for the great resource! LikeLiked by 1 person Reply Kate says: March 2, 2016 at 7:41 pm Hello! My name is Kate Metroka, and I’m starting a campaign to get Ellen Degeneres on board with helping my children’s book series to get published. The series emphasizes strong female characters and is highly relevant in today’s world. Let’s start rewiring the way our culture treats little girls one children’s book at a time! I would love if you could watch the videos below, and give them a like or a share. Have a great week! Kate Metroka LikeLiked by 1 person Reply Dagny McKinley says: June 17, 2016 at 9:23 pm Hi: I’d love to donate a couple of books to your elementary school. Previews of the books can be found at: http://www.TheAdventuresOfAGirlAndHerDog.com Best, Dagny McKinley LikeLike Reply janiskirstein says: September 11, 2016 at 8:04 pm Hi! Any tips for how to get my new book known? Fantasy Animals is so funny, compelling and meaningful. Please let me know! Thanks so muchJanet! I http://www.amazon.com/author/janiskirstein LikeLike Reply Benjamin Boyd says: November 21, 2016 at 6:58 am Hi I am author Benjamin Boyd. I would love it if you could do a review of my book The Adventures of Kid Humpty Dumpty. I think you and your followers would like this book. You can get a preview of it on amazon.com yo can contact me at bjessieb2@yahoo.com. Thank You LikeLike Reply James Burd Brewster says: March 27, 2017 at 4:42 pm Janet, Like Benjamin above, I would love to have you look at my books and see if they fit your Blog standards to do a review. My picture books (Glad to do it!” series) can be viewed at http://www.gladtodoit.net and are about a firefighter, police officers and EMTs who like to help others. Uncle Ricky, Fireman – Fire! is viewable as a free download and you could quickly tell if they fit your standards. We will publish the first EMT Morales story in about 2 weeks. Uncle Rocky, Fireman and Officer Jack were published last year and earlier. You will note when perusing the book that children act out getting dressed for the fire, they make all the truck sounds and then shout, “Glad to do it!” at the end along with Uncle Rocky or Officer Jack. Please let me know and thanks for your time . LikeLike Reply kungfumel says: April 28, 2017 at 2:53 am Hi Janet, I really enjoyed the recent review you left about Fish Girl. It was well thought out and written. Since I’d enjoyed reading many posts on your site so much, I thought it might be a good place to share a project that I’m working on. I’ve just launched a campaign about a children’s book called Brady Plays the Fiddle. It’s a lyrical picture book that inspires a love of music in young readers. My young music loving friends have expressed how much they like the the book. I’m trying to self publish it and raise funds via Indigogo. I want to raise awareness about the campaign and was wondering, would you be interested in writing a post about it? If you are I could send you a digital copy to read! Please contact me if you are interested at kungfumel@gmail.com Also please feel free check out my Indigogo page for the children’s book I wrote and illustrated, Brady Plays the Fiddle: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/brady-plays-the-fiddle-a-children-s-picture-book/x/16184152#/ Thanks for your time! Cheers, Melissa LikeLike Reply Jenny says: May 21, 2021 at 10:50 pm Hi Janet, I love your work. Consider reviewing our diverse picture books that promote emotional intelligence and critical thinking skills. You can learn more at: https://www.cobbscreekpublishing.com/ Take Care, Jenny LikeLike Reply Rami Jandali says: May 17, 2017 at 9:37 pm Hello there Janet! I want to begin by e-introducing myself! I am Rami Jandali and I am a first-time, children’s book author with an inner child and a passion to share stories! Just last Monday, May 1st, I self-published my first-ever children’s book, “An Almond All Alone”, available on Amazon as both an eBook and as a Paperback version as well. In essence, it speaks of the power of having just one other person (or “nut”, as is the case in this story) believe in you, regardless of how bullied you have been or insecure you have felt about yourself. It is lighthearted, it is airy and I am absolutely ecstatic to share it with the world, adults and kids alike! I would be incredibly honored and grateful if you would consider “An Almond All Alone” for a review on your blog, and/or to share it with your friends and family. A link to my book, for your convenience: I truly look forward to hearing back from you and hope your week is off to a fantastic start!! Sincerely, Rami Jandali LikeLike Reply patty mapes says: September 28, 2017 at 9:38 pm Hi–I LOVE your site…I am curious about your reference to a “problem cover” in your review of the book posted on 9/28/17… LikeLike Reply Janet Hamilton says: September 28, 2017 at 10:10 pm I was thinking about problem books from the 1970’s–young adult books written specifically to address some problem like drug abuse or teenage pregnancy. LikeLike Reply Robert Gillespie says: October 17, 2017 at 8:49 pm Would like to know if you are currently accepting new titles (children’s books) for review. Thanks! LikeLike Reply Lisa Gammon Olson says: December 6, 2017 at 9:59 pm Hi Janet, I am a new author with Eifrig Publishing, and have just finished a 3 book American Herstory Series (historical fiction picture books). Eifrig is a very small company so I am looking to get my books reviewed and get any type of help promoting myself as an author (reviews, interviews, articles, etc…). I have e-copies available and can also send hardcovers.(I know you prefer hardcovers). You can get a better feel for who I am by looking at my new author website: lisagammonolson.com Let me know if you’d be willing to review: Dust Flowers, Sewing the Magic In (both are in print) and my newest book The Cheese Song (debuting @ Christmas time). Thank you so much for your time and effort. If you are interested, please let me know where you’d like me to send you the hard copies! Lisa LikeLike Reply Deann Randle says: December 15, 2017 at 3:55 pm Need to let you know a couple of things–how much I appreciate your dedication to children’s literature by your posting of the daily book suggestions. These posts help guide my collection development decisions every single day. Also, just read today’s post about Nathan Hale. It was my honor at the recent Texas Book Festival to hear Nathan talk about his last project-Lewis & Clark. He had a tablet with him and was able to illustrate on a large screen while he spoke. Children and adults alike were absolutely mesmerized. Wishing you and yours a very happy holiday season! Deann LikeLiked by 1 person Reply authorjeannemoran says: December 15, 2017 at 4:35 pm Hi Janet! I found your blog via another children’s book blog, and I’m ever so glad I did! I would be delighted to receive your reviews of my books for young readers: the YA historical fiction novel Risking Exposure and the picture book Mikey and the Swamp Monster. For the novel: A timid Hitler Youth member contracts polio. Photographs she takes of fellow polio patients are turned into propaganda, mocking people with disabilities. She has become an outsider, a target of Nazi scorn and possible persecution. Her only weapon is her camera. For the picture book: When the stinky Swamp Monster returns, an imaginative boy uses his monster-stopper kit to protect his home and family. This humorous picture book celebrates the blurry lines between inventiveness and reality. Please let me know if you are interested. Thank you, and happy holidays to you and those you love. Best, Jeanne Moran LikeLike Reply Chris Robertson says: April 12, 2018 at 12:25 am Hi Janet! I was wondering if you would like to review my latest picture book, IF I DIDN’T HAVE YOU. It was written by Alan Katz and illustrated by me and it’s my first book with Simon & Schuster! So as you can guess, I’m pretty excited about it! I can send you a digital ARC if you would like. The book was officially released on April 10th! 🙂 Please, let me know what you think! Best, Chris Robertson LikeLike Reply Aaron Fox says: May 18, 2018 at 8:27 pm Just wanted to let you know, I tried to share your site to my facebook page and FB thinks that your site violates ‘a security measure’ so it won’t let me post it. I would definitely check with them about that. LikeLike Reply Kirsten Wood says: July 21, 2018 at 2:31 pm Hi, I just wanted to say thanks for your hard work putting these reviews together, they are succinct and easy to use which as a public librarian are both very helpful to me when reviewing books to order! LikeLike Reply Morgan Lee says: November 12, 2018 at 12:25 pm Hello Janet, Thank you for maintaining such an informative blog! I have written a book titled Charlie’s Magical Tomato Vines, and I would like to share my homemade book trailers: 1/2: 2/2: Morgan Lee LikeLike Reply Diana Corbitt says: March 1, 2019 at 6:09 pm Hi, I really like the way you review books. So much so, that I’m submitting the link to my Ghosters book promo video in hopes that you’d be interested in writing me a review. Sure wish I knew how to make it appear like those other ones, but I’m not really that computer savy. Who knows. Maybe it will appear when I hit submit. I can only hope that you will follow the link otherwise. If it doesn’t work, you can also type in Ghosters book promotional video. Thanks for your time! Diana Corbitt LikeLike Reply Abid Rozdar says: March 3, 2019 at 10:20 pm hey Janet !! Hope you are doing Great!! Love your Blog Idea!! Great Stuff!! Amazing Stories!! If I can be of any help I would love to!! LikeLike Reply adamwallentaAdam Wallenta says: March 9, 2019 at 5:03 am Hello, I just discovered your blog and love it. I am an illustrator and author as well as a publisher and I recently released a new all-ages graphic novel series called PUNK TACO that I created and wrote with my son who is currently 7-years-old. I would love to send you a copy if you are interested. Best, Adam Wallenta http://www.punktaco.com LikeLike Reply Anne Parr says: April 17, 2019 at 1:38 am Hello Janet. For your consideration: I would like to announce my new “Old West” themed children’s novel, “Christmas Jones”, published March, 2019. A free e-book copy is available for your review. Book sample available here (Amazon link): http://www.amzn.com/B07PLLJZHQ Thank you Anne Parr CHRISTMAS JONES “Christmas Jones” is a gentle story for young readers, and for the young at heart. Tad is a red headed boy of twelve, growing up on an isolated homestead ranch in the desert southwest of the 1850’s. The ranch is far from any neighbors, and young Tad longs for a friend. Tad’s father has broken his leg, just as the family’s spring threatens to run dry. With summer coming, the family needs to dig a new well, or they will run out of water. Without a reliable source of water, they will lose their ranch. Tad is too young to dig the well on his own, so the family’s future looks bleak. Until one day a stranger rides in, offering to help the struggling family. Although the man’s past is unknown, and mysterious, the family has no choice but to take him on. Tad’s parent’s have found someone that might help them to save their ranch, and lonely young Tad hopes he might finally have found a friend. LikeLike Reply Amy Spaulding says: November 15, 2019 at 5:27 pm Thank you so much for this review! Would you consider also becoming an INDIEBOUND affiliate? That way you could also receive a commission when people want to buy this (or any) book you recommend from an independent bookstore. They can do it easily using INDIEBOUND. Please consider it! It is a great way for people to support local independent bookstores in their community. Thanks! LikeLike Reply catarina clemente says: November 24, 2019 at 3:05 pm Dear Janet, I was trying to find an email to contact you, but since I understand that all the contacts are posted here I will send mine as well. I am sending you our story, the book born from a wonderful collaboration between my son and his father. Their editor wrote the review. It would be wonderful to see it on your site if you feel it is what you look for. Please contact me should you have any questions. Thank you in advance. Best Regards, Catarina ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. Fingerman: a Saga in Imagination by Misha Monteiro-Benson In a time when many lament the lack of imagination, the Fingerman story is not only a cracking good story but it is also the testament to the depth of imagination possessed by Matteo Moro, aged 8. Together with his father, Mauro Moro, the two embarked on a labour of love and fun which culminated in the illustrated adventure Captain Fingerman and the Boring Galaxy. As Matteo’s tutor and guest in the Moro home, I watched as father and son worked together on the dining table with rolls of sketch paper and the all-important computer. Their process is a story worth telling. Typically Matteo bouncing up and down with enthusiasm would describe scenes to Mauro who would employ his considerable artistic skill to reproducing Matteo’s scenes on paper. However, Matteo is an exacting creator and would reject sketches which did not fit his vision of the scene. This journey of creation began in an unlikely situation. While on holiday, the family realised with considerable horror that young Matteo had not brought any toys. However, in the absence of plastic and metal distractions, the family turned their fingers into little men to play with. Fingerman was born. Matteo has an active and vivid imagination but also a thirst for knowledge. So with his father, he took Fingerman as a character and added him to a subject which he finds fascinating. The cosmos, the infinite span of space and all the wonders of the universe. Fingerman’s character developed and grew with the Moro family and became another member. A naturally naive sometimes unpredictable but an adorable addition to the family. However, Fingerman must leave the confines of the Moro home. For the call of the final frontier is strong and by Matteo’s order he must take command of the starship BananaStar as her Captain to explore deep space and to poke what no finger has poked before. Captain Fingerman faces the unknown and will find untold wonders but also threats, old and new. Join the crew of the starship BananaStar and follow Captain Fingerman in an adventure full of surprises and good laughs in the illustrated saga, Captain Fingerman and the Boring Galaxy! Title: Captain Fingerman & the Boring Galaxy Author: Matteo and Mauro Moro Illustrator: Mauro Moro Publisher: Independently Published (KDP Amazon) Publication Date: 12 October 2019 Format: Paperback and Kindle $17.90 and $4.99 ISBN: 9781699343609 For ages: 6-12 Type: Picture Book Website: http://www.fingermancomics.com LikeLike Reply Barb Turk says: March 4, 2020 at 2:24 pm I’m a primary teacher and am working on my MA in Children’s Literature. Your site is wonderful! Thanks so much for your time and insights! LikeLike Reply Janet Dawson says: March 4, 2020 at 10:40 pm Thank you! Good luck with your studies! LikeLike Reply Miles Jupiter says: April 30, 2020 at 10:53 pm Hi Janet, I just discovered your blog and am impressed with how many reviews you’ve done. I am a new author and was wondering if you would be able to review my book. Is there an email I can reach you at to send a sample? Sincerely, Miles LikeLike Reply whazzap says: May 7, 2020 at 12:24 am Hi Janet!! I put up a book to help little kids with the pandemic and the coronavirus situation, if you are interested in featuring it. It is available for sale on Amazon. I also have it up as a “read aloud” on youtube. The link for the ebook is books2read.com/someday-soon and the read aloud is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iuaFfc6X-7Y LikeLike Reply A. R. Burns says: May 7, 2020 at 6:28 pm Hi, I was browsing the site and decided to check out your read aloud on youtube. I really enjoyed Someday Soon I think it was done really well. Thanks for sharing. I’ve also written a book called Perla the Pink Penguin to help kids learn to practice self-love and understand that its okay to be different. All the best to you. LikeLike Reply Emma Taylor says: August 6, 2020 at 2:19 pm Hi, your blog is wonderful, fun and inspiring, I’d love if you could take a look at my first book “Granny and Danny Aren’t Bored Anymore” – https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08F7W92MR The book tells the story of Danny and his granny Annie, who are both bored during the Covid-19 lockdown. They connect online and together they do various activities like baking a cake, dancing, solving online puzzles, but mainly connecting and bonding with each other.The book also offers a link to a free guide “Fun Online Activities for Grandparents and Grandkids” Today – August 6th and tomorrow Aug 7th, the book is on a FREE promotion, for the week between Aug 7th-14th it will be offered for $0.99 and after it will be on a regular marketing price LikeLike Reply Bret Biornstad says: August 8, 2020 at 5:01 pm Can I buy you a cup of coffee or contribute to you somehow to thank you for all that you do? LikeLike Reply Janet Dawson says: August 8, 2020 at 5:11 pm Sure, I like coffee! Thanks! LikeLike Reply Tom McLaughlin says: August 26, 2020 at 7:27 pm Hi Janet, Charming blog and review approach. Wondering if I can provide a new ABCs and Counting book for your consideration? Visit https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08BZXN9G4 or my new website: https://www.ABCsand123s.com. I’m also promoting a 100 eBook giveaway on Goodreads! P.S. I’d gladly join you for coffee, too. 🙂 LikeLike Reply Janet Dawson says: August 26, 2020 at 8:27 pm Sorry, Tom, I don’t review self-published books. I’m sure there are some great ones out there, but I have my hands full reading and reviewing what’s being published by the traditional publishers. If I’m ever in Wisconsin, though, I’ll take you up on the coffee. Thanks for reaching out. LikeLike Reply Adrian Asis says: October 30, 2020 at 8:13 am Great blog! I’m Interested in sending you a fictional children’s storybook for review. Hope this is possible. LikeLike Reply Janet Dawson says: October 30, 2020 at 7:20 pm Thanks for thinking of me, but no, I don’t review self-published reviews, as mentioned in my post. LikeLike Reply Brennah says: December 3, 2020 at 10:56 pm Hi Janet, I’m writing from Beyond Words Publishing. We have an exciting children’s book releasing next year that I’d love to send a few more details about to you to see if you may be interested. What is the best way of contact? LikeLike Reply dwbeampublishing says: February 18, 2021 at 9:15 pm Hello, I am writing from DW Beam Publishing in King, NC. We have three new children’s books that were just released and two more being released this year in our new children’s book division, A Story to Tell. The Moon’s Race by Jaylin Beam, Dizzy Dizzy Desmo by R.L. Weiss, and Star’s Song by Amy Beam. We would like to send you more details on these titles. More information can be found at dwbeampublishing.com . LikeLike Reply Janet Dawson says: February 18, 2021 at 9:19 pm Thanks for reaching out. Unfortunately, as mentioned in my introduction, I do not review self-published books. Good luck with your writing endeavors! LikeLike Reply DIANA CORBITT says: April 6, 2021 at 2:06 am Hi Janet, I know you said you get most of your books from your local library, but it doesn’t hurt to try, right? I’m the one who wrote the middle grade Ghosters books and posted the video up there a ways. Got 3 books in the series now, all published by Bedazzledink Publishing. Would sure love a review. I can send you ebooks of one or all. If you want, I can send you an actual paperback. Just looking for honest reviews. You can check out all the books and 2 short stories on good old Amazon or my website. Thanks for your time! LikeLike Reply Cody Pringle says: April 8, 2021 at 3:07 pm Hi! I’d like to bring to your attention a book called OSA: A CURIOUSLY DIFFERENT DOG. This is a book about a dogs search for who she is. The story is based on the author’s rescue dog and is all about equality and how we all aren’t so different. It’s a really special and meaningful book. Available at ideasbyacs.com LikeLike Reply Daniel Petronelli says: June 30, 2021 at 12:27 pm Hello Janet, Seeking permission to send you a copy of my upcoming new release for a possible review? It is a wonderful inspirational story called: The Seed of Faith- A Christmas Miracle. It is a 6,500 word fully illustrated chapter book. Young readers and families I believe, will delight in this heartfelt Christmas story! Thank you Dan ( note: website will be active prior to book release) LikeLike Reply Janet Dawson says: June 30, 2021 at 1:12 pm Hi Dan, As stated in my post, I don’t review self-published books. Good luck, Janet LikeLike Reply Janet Halfmann says: September 24, 2021 at 11:28 pm I wondered if you would be willing to review my new picture book Yay for Big Brothers! It releases November 2 from Arbordale Publishing, The Story Big Brothers are amazing! Did you know that big brothers are important in animal families, too? Animal big brothers do many of the same things as kid big brothers. They play with their younger siblings, teach them new things, and help with their care. Sometimes animal big brothers even babysit when their parents leave to hunt for food. Are you a big brother or do you have a big brother? My Inspiration I was inspired to write this book when our toddler grandson became a big brother. Becoming a big brother is not always easy, and I thought all big brothers needed a book to celebrate them. Here is a link to the book’s page on my website: https://www.janethalfmannauthor.com/yayforbigbrothers I will send the pdf if you can review the book. You can contact me through my website. I look forward to hearing from you. Thanks! LikeLike Reply Katie Schrodt says: October 22, 2021 at 11:25 am I just wanted to say THANK YOU for this blog. I read it everyday and it helps me with my work as a literacy professor in Tennessee. THANK YOU! LikeLike Reply Janet Dawson says: October 22, 2021 at 3:12 pm Thank you! I always appreciate positive feedback about my blog! LikeLike Reply rtperez72 says: December 11, 2021 at 7:36 am Hi! Here to introduce myself. My name is Rachael Tarfman-Perez and I am a brand new (debut) author. I recently published my first children’s picture book titled, “3 P’s for Potty.” This book is not the traditional potty training book that focuses on helping young children feel comfortable with the process of using the toilet. This book dives into more the dos and don’ts of using the potty (discussing what is appropriate to go into the toilet). What are the 3 P’s for potty? Please check out my book to find out! I think your readers would really like this book. Please let me know if you would be interested in reviewing the book and I can send you a pdf file or a paperback copy. Here is more information on my website: https://rachaeltarfmanperez.com LikeLiked by 1 person Reply Burt Kempner says: March 8, 2022 at 6:59 pm Hello, Janet. I was wondering about how I go about getting my new children’s book, One of Our Gorillas is Missing!, reviewed. It’s the fifth in a series called The School of Animal Magic Adventures. Each standalone book tells about an endangered species and how young readers can help them. LikeLike Reply Marin Darmonkow says: July 2, 2022 at 9:29 pm Hi Janet, Here is a free book – currently #1 in its category on Amazon. Why free, you may ask. You will find out when you read the description. I hope, as a great ambassador of children’s books, you will enjoy it: https://www.amazon.com/Smile-story-about-parents-necklace-ebook/dp/B0B1VYPCFW?&linkCode=sl1&tag=thechisboorev-20&linkId=07123e56a71b9c4b79ce18fc64e72b7a&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl If you prefer other than MOBI format, the title is listed as permafree on all major book retailers. 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