A new wubbzy movie has been coming out every month it seems. well this month he is getting his own movie. He stars in Wubbzy’s Big Movie. So grab your poppity popcorn and enjoy the new movie. Packed with 82 feature length minutes of laughs and adventures, the new title spotlights seven episodes, stitched together with original footage produced exclusively for Wubbzy’s Big Movie!

When Wubbzy loses his memory, his friends help him to recall who he is by reminding him of all the good times they’ve had together. take a look back at episodes from the first season. making marshmallow lasagna, splashing in puddles on picture day, watching scary movies can make you afraid of the dark, are just some of the fun.

WE really loved this movie, it was bit hard to follow as it jumped around a bit, but we all loved watching the new scenes that were added in the movie. we have seen all the episodes.  i love how much friendship is shown in this movie. Walden and Widget try everything they can to get Wubbzys memory back, they never give up! This DVD is  jam packed full of fun for all preschoolers. 

DVD extras include

DVD -ROM game(sketchity sketch pad)

coloring pages

printable activities

bonus season 2 music video

This movie is set to make it’s release on May 12, 2009 and retails for 16.98

please go visit www.anchorbayentertainment.com for more information on the movie.

you can also visit www.wubbzy.com for fun and games(plus more info on all the movies)

   I recieved a great childrens book to review. Dudley’s solo. The book was very fun and my daughter took to it immediatly. she wanted to read it over and over.  so after a couple times, she had to read on her own(try at least she’s only 4).

dudley is deaf, but that doesn’t stop him from being just like the other kids in children’s band.  Even though he can’t hear or speak he manages to amaze everyone and fit in with his own solo at the choir concert.

I really like this book, it has a great message. Just because someone is different doesn’t mean they can’t fit in. i tried to explain that to my daughter and tell her not to treat people different either.

i would recommend reading this to your child it is a great book

The Author:

Tiffany Alexander resides in Atlanta, Ga., and works as an editor for CNN. She is a member of the Independent Books Publishers Association, The National Association of Black Journalists, Hampton University Alumni Association and the African-American Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators. She is currently working on the next book in the Children’s Band series called “Ebenezer Opens a Savings Account.” For more information, please visit www.ChildrensBand.com.

Tiffany Alexander believes it is possible to teach children to embrace the qualities that make them different. In her new children’s book, “Dudley’s Solo” (Alexander Vision LLC, March 2009), Alexander reveals how positive attitudes can change the way we tackle obstacles in our lives. She speaks to kids and parents alike on embracing our differences, being thankful for our God-given talents and realizing the importance of helping others.

“Growing up visually impaired had a tremendous impact on my life,” says Alexander, who was legally blind until middle school. “I could do what most of the kids could do, but I always had limitations. As hard as it was to be different, I gained inner-strength and the desire to persevere no matter what.”

“Children’s band was instrumental in my spiritual and social growth. Like Dudley, this is where I received my earliest encouragement,” Alexander says. “The other kids and I learned the importance of volunteering, being a good citizen, and mostly importantly, I learned that I could do anything if I put my mind to it.”

“Dudley’s Solo” encourages kids to

have self-confidence and to believe in themselves

embrace their differences

never give up on something you really want and

find the positive lesson in every challenge they are handed.