March Book Haul: “The Pie, The Pie, and Oh That Smell! by Connie Smith

Can you picture receiving a stack of books when you wake up one morning? Receiving a package full of books in the mail is a seriously awesome way to start the day.

Are you among those who are making an effort to exercise caution when choosing which books to bring into your house since your shelves are now cluttered and you feel overwhelmed? And March is finally here with you. A fresh start could indicate the arrival of new books. Fresh books for a fresh start.

Here’s a great author, Connie Smith, and her published books for a great start to the month. One of them is “The Pie, The Pie, and Oh That Smell! by Connie Smith, which is highly praised by the US Review of Books, which highlighted, “Images in the book of the happy family working together to not just make food but also clean up the inevitable mess that follows can make even the hard work look like fun. Children may also want to read the story multiple times to appreciate the upbeat attitude and good message but also to find a hidden chicken in every illustration. This book, with its large illustrations, colorful characters, and warm, inviting tone, not only shows kids how parents need and deserve gratitude for their efforts but also opens up the conversation about children pitching in on tasks that they may take an interest in when they are old enough to handle them.”

This story teaches children the importance of showing their appreciation for the wonderful things their parents do every day—and the fun of pitching in and helping! Moments are more precious and memorable when they are shared with the people we love, such as our family.

Connie Smith is an author who has published books of lessons and inspiration. She has published books of different genres. Aside from “The Pie, The Pie, and Oh That Smell!” which has a French and Spanish edition, she also wrote “Great Gobs of Goose Grease: An Account Of A Stroke Happening And The Trial And Struggles To Comeback.” The latter is an inspiring memoir that talks about the author’s struggles after having a stroke and her healing journey. Despite all the struggles and pain she experienced, she always looked on the positive side of life with the support of her loving family.

Visit Connie Smith’s website at https://conniesmithbooks.com/.

Thanks for reading! How about you? What are some books you’ve picked up recently?