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Jennifer Bogart is a born again child of God, wife and mother to three (so far). Living in rural Alberta, Canada, she relies upon her blog for creative expression and is busy developing multi-sensory homeschooling supplements at Bogart Family Resources. Passionate about the Christian arts and children; she reviews literature, picture books, educational dvds, music, homeschooling products and whatever else catches her eye.
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Book Review: Haunt of Jackals (Jerusalem’s Undead Trilogy, Book 2) by Eric Wilson
Vampires, werewovles, and Jesus? Oh my!
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Book Review: Field of Blood - Jerusalem’s Undead Trilogy, Book One by Eric Wilson
Not your average vampire novel, thank God!
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Book Review: P is for Pinata: A Mexico Alphabet by Tony Johnston, Illustrated by John Parra
National Hispanic Heritage month is drawing to a close, but it's not too late to dig into some educational reading!
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Book Review: Draw and Write Through History: Creation Through Jonah, Volume 1 by Carylee Gressman, Illusrated by Peggy Dick
How-to-draw meets biblical history; hours of drawing fun and a sense of accomplishment for students.
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Book Review: Follow That Map!: A First Book of Mapping Skills by Scott Ritchie
Bright and fun, this child-level introduction to maps makes a wonderful first step into geography for young learners.
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DVD Review: War Dance
A hauntingly beautiful exploration of life as a child in war-torn Northern Uganda.
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DVD Review: Veggie Tales: Minnesota Cuke and the Search for Noah's Umbrella - A Lesson in Confidence
Minnesota Cuke is back, and with him comes a return to the winning Veggie Tales formula.
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Book Review: In the Presence of the Poor: Changing the Face of India by Kay Marshall Strom
Dr. Vijayam is working hard, changing the economic and spiritual face of India — now is the time to join him.
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Book Review: Scholastic Canada Atlas of the World
An entrancing student's atlas combining colourful design, fabulous photos, and great facts.
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Book Review: Solar Energy Projects for the Evil Genius and Fuel Cell Projects for the Evil Genius by Gavin D. Harper
Aspiring 'evil geniuses' may mysteriously transform into crazy, careless scientists if they attempt to follow these instructions.
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