New Children's Books available from Reading In Montana

Just in time for the holidays, Reading In Montana has a limited number of NEW children's books available to put under the tree.

What Do You Do with a Tail Like This? by Robin Page, illustrated by Steve Jenkins.

The Omnivore's Dilemma for Kids: The Secrets Behind What You Eat by Michael Pollan.

Everyone Poops by Taro Gomi.

In My Nest (Board Book - perfect for little hands) by Sara Gillingham, illustrated by Lorena Siminovich.

Birds, Nests & Eggs (Take-Along Guide) by Mel Boring.

Tracks, Scats & Signs (Take-Along Guide) by Leslie Dendy.

Over in the Artic: Where the Cold Winds Blow by Marianne Berkes, illustrated by Jill Dubin.

I'm a Pill Bug (Nature: A Child's Eye View) by Yukihisa Tokuda, illustrated by Kiyoshi Takahasi.

Almost all of these are titles that I've happily shared with my own child and would recommend all of them to you for your children.

Reading In Montana is a small family-owned business that works with Amazon.com so that we can offer high quality books, great customer service, and fast shipping to most places in the world.

Please consider Reading In Montana for some of your holiday shopping. We sincerely appreciate the business.

Catherine @ Reading In Montana

take a look at the history of butte, america

This Tuesday evening on PBS's Independent Lens: Butte, America will have its national premier. A superb film that will give you an inside view into "The Richest Hill On Earth."

Catherine @ Reading In Montana

currently learning the rich history of Butte, Montana.

if you really want to see yellowstone national park you must get out of your car.

Let Yellowstone Trails: A Hiking Guide by Mark C. Marshall (park ranger) get you started. This was published by the Yellowstone Association and covers both short and long hikes. I'd recommend the Bliss pass in the Northwest via Slough and Pebble creek as one of the tip top all day hikes.

Yellowstone: Image taken by dmdzine, discovered on www.flickr.com.

Here we have had snow and temps below freezing for a few days, but my favorite time in Montana is fall, hopefully it will come back for a few days for another hike or two.

Missing summer already,

Catherine @ Reading In Montana