Amazon Book Club Subscription Boxes: Get a New Book Every 1, 2, or 3 Months

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With the Agatha Christie book club, you get a new mystery each month for $14.99 or less per box.

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With the Cookbook Club, you also get one new box each month.

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The baby book club sends caregivers a new book every month.

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There's a book club specifically for readers ages 2-4 years.

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The book club for readers ages 3 to 6 also sends one subscription box each month.

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If you don't want to commit to a specific age group, you may be interested in the picture book club, which sends a subscription box every month.

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There's a young adult/teen book club.

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Same deal with the Booze Book Club: A new book about cocktails or an alcoholic beverage each month.

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Lastly, there's also a cocktail book subscription that's specific to Harper Collins's city cocktail book series.

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'When God Made You' #childrensbook by Matthew Paul Turner and David Catrow

When God Made You by Matthew Paul Turner

My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is a beautifully written and beautifully illustrated picture book with words by Matthew Paul Turner and images by David Catrow. The star of the book is an unnamed little girl who appears to be about four years old. She's a girl of African descent with an adorable little face and beautiful natural hair in braids.

I knew I was going to love the illustrations when I opened the cover and saw the abstract, rainbow-hued "squiggle" artwork on the inside. On the first story page, a cat of perhaps Siamese persuasion is making a very cat-like face on one side of our heroine, and a fluffy little dog is looking very curiously at her story book on her other side. Her baby sister plays contentedly on the floor. It's a charming illustration in watercolors and a few lines of black ink.

The story introduces children to the concept of being created as a unique creation in God's image. It would be a nice lesson for a young children's Sunday school class, for a religious or home-school kindergarten or preschool class, or for a bedtime story. The illustrations get increasingly whimsical.

Overall, this book is an absolute joy.

I received a copy of this book from BloggingForBooks.com in exchange for writing this review. I was not otherwise compensated.

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