Thursday, December 13, 2012

Children's Book: Birds in the Flower Basket by Mary Jean Kelso



Just in the time for the Christmas season! Do you have a young girl on your Christmas list? Give the gift of a charming children's book today. 

About Birds in a Flower Basket: Abbi’s mother struggles to keep her flowering plant alive while birds raise their family in it. This gives Abbi a valuable lesson on how birds create a nest and raise their young. It is a learning experience from identifying the birds through watching the young hatchlings grow and take wing.

Suggested age for readers: 2-8


Visit children's author, Mary Jean Kelso www.authorsden.com/maryjeankelso and explore her illustrious writing career. 


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Best wishes,
Donna M. McDine
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7 comments:

  1. That sounds so sweet! Hope all is well with you, Donna.

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  2. Looks like a story just right for young readers. Congratulations, Mary Jean. Best of luck.

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  3. What a lovely story for the little ones. Thanks for the review Donna, and Mary Jean, I wish you great success. Happy writing all.

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  4. The little girls on your Christmas list will surely love this. It sounds adorable and the cover is too!

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  5. Delightful picture book, with lovely illustrations. Congrats to both Mary Jean and Julie. Birds in the Flower Basket will make a wonderful holiday gift.

    I added this to my Pinterest REVIEW board.

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  6. Lovely book! The review is terrific. So glad I visited.

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