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When it comes to babies, D. A. Batrowny has a simple philosophy,
Relax and Read a children’s book!
As the mind behind the children’s character Smart Art and the Art of Early Learning Series of children’s books and The Early Ed Series, she has devoted her life to sharing the secrets about how parents can build the foundation their child will need for the future success… right from birth.
Her extensive background includes over 25 years working with children and families as a nurse home visitor, longitudinal research interviewer, children’s nonprofit Program Director, writer and Coordinator of the nurse home visiting component of a county-wide school readiness program.
She has bundled all of that experience into one fun children’s series that will help you transform your child’s future!
Currently families in the U.S, Serbia, Algeria, Panama, Brazil, Columbia, Nicaragua, Canada, and the UK are enjoying Smart Art and The Early Ed Series!
Go to DarBatrowny.com to learn more, spread the word and take the challenge to start now!
Reviewed by Jessyca Garcia for Readers' Favorite
D.A. Batrowny’s The Broken Cart is a good book for children learning how to read. The story follows Smart Artt as he goes to the circus with his family. Upon hearing that the circus is closed due to a broken cart, he attempts to repair it and ends up saving the day.
The Broken Cart is a great book for parents to read with their children. The children are able to focus on the colorful illustrations and find what Smart Artt is looking for in the picture. It is also a good book for children who are just learning to read. The words are easy and some are repetitive, which helps children to recognize them on sight. My four-year-old was able to read the book with ease and enjoyed the different circus animals in the book. At the back of the book there is information for parents on what they can expect from their child when they reach the age of three. I found this information helpful and compared it with my own child’s development.
D.A. Batrowny has four other books in her Smart Artt series with The Broken Cart being the fifth book. The first book, Welcome Smart Artt, features Smart Artt as a baby. I really like how the Smart Artt series grows with your child. This is the type of series that I would like my child to read. I look forward to reading more Smart Artt books with my child in the future.
