millennial kid book podcast

..... went to the market and never came home. The book we will be going over today is the True Story of the Three Little Pigs. On top of reviewing this book we are also going to take a dive into the Disney cartoon of the Three Little Pigs. If you have a moment, please go over too Facebook and look up Millennial Kid Book Club. Come join the conversation. I would love to hear your memories of these...

doing a breakdown and a review on the Pout Pout fish. This book was published in 2008 a little after my time as a kid but intrigued to see how a more modern book is. If you have a moment, please go over to Facebook look up Millennial kid book club and come join the conversation

Taking a look at the Whipping Boy and seeing if it is worth that Newberry medal award. Come take that journey with me through these chapters and find out where this lands on how I rate it as an adult and how I would rate it as a kid. Come follow us over at Facebook at Millennial Kid Book Club and come join the conversation all is welcomed.

Come on the journey with me and listen to me talk and review the children's classic velveteen rabbit. Where will the Rating land for looking at this as an adult and where will it land looking through the lense of a child. If you have a moment please pull Facebook and join the conversation. You can find us at Millennial Kid Book Club.

Going over the book Bridge to Terabithia and also the movie that Disney produced. This book from 1977 was a Newbury award winner but did it deserve that distinction? Come follow us over on Facebook look up Millennial Kid Book Club and come share your memories and join the discussion.

We're taking a dive into The Incredible Journey; this 1963 classic was adapted into a movie not once but twice. It was made my Disney both times. So, we are going to go over the book and then take a look at the 1993 movie release known as homeward bound. If you have a moment, please check us out on Facebook look up Millennial Kid Book Club and come share your opinions and memories.

Going over the book Dear Mr. Henshaw written by Beverly Cleary. This is a 1984 Newbery award winner and well deserved. Come in and take a listen to what I thought of this classic. If y'all have a moment, please check us out on Facebook look up Millennial Kid Book Club.

Going over the book If You Give a Mouse a Cookie. This is the first book in a series of 9. Pop in and give a quick listen to this short episode over my thoughts and opinions. Check us out on Facebook at Millennial Kid Book Club.

Happy Halloween y'all!! We are taking a look at a book from R.L. Stine's Fear Street Series. The book that will be reviewing today is Prom Queen. I will always reveal where this goes on my tier level for the F ear Street series and its ranking. Obviously, number 1 since it's the first, it can only go down from here. I want to encourage y'all to head over to Facebook and look up Millennial Kid Book...

To complete are October adventure we are going to finish Scary Stories to tell in the dark with reviewing the movie and how can they make this collection of short stories into a cohesive plot. If you have a moment, please go over to Facebook and come follow us at millennial kid book club. I would love to hear your memories and opinions on these reviews,

Taking a dive into the series finale of Scary stories to tell in the dark. In this episode we will not only cover the classic release, but we will also take a look at the artwork of Brett Helquist and Stephen Gammell and compare what feelings they stir up. If you have a moment, check us out on Facebook at Millennial Kid Book Club, love to hear your opinions and stories of these books.

Doing a review on the second book in the series of Scary Stories to tell in the dark. We are going to go over the stories in the book then compare the artwork from the rerelease version compared to the original and see which one hits home better. Please come follow us on Facebook at millennial kid book club.

We're going to kick off October and do the first book in The Scary Stories in the dark series. We are not only going to go after the original release, but we are going to do a review on the art of the rerelease and see how it compares to the original. Please check us out on Facebook at Millennial Kid Book Club.

This book was published in 1992 and was the second book produce by Jon Scieszka and Lane Smith. Please take a moment to visit us on Facebook to come follow our page and share your experiences you have had with these titles reviewed so far.

Taking a look at probably one of the most iconic children illustration books. We will discuss the review of this book and also go over the amazing life of Eric Carle. Please follow us on Facebook and come join the discussion. I would love for you to come influence the content and share your stories and opinions of these stories we discuss.

This is a review of the classic children's illustration book Where the Wild Things are. This is the true 1st episode for the podcast where we will do a breakdown of this book. Not only are we looking at the book but were going to look at the movie that was released in 2009. Please join our community on facebook, search for millennial kid book club

This is not a true episode; this is more of a summary of the format we have with the show. I'm letting everyone know where you can be part of this interactive community. This is how you can help decide our next content but also share your opinions and memories. I will take these stories and add them into the podcast, I value your opinions and memories. Also, we talk about my inspiration for this