Guest blog post by Beverley Rayner Children frequently read a book more than once or have a favourite book that they want to hear again and again. Something between the pages keeps them coming back! As a former school librarian … Continue reading →
April is poetry month. It is a great time to help our children learn to appreciate and understand poems and various forms of poetry. Children need to know and understand poetry. The Bible itself contains poetry. In fact, 30% of … Continue reading →
Every once in a while you come across a book that truly resonates with your heart that you know will become an important part of your faith journey.
Continue reading →Looking over a rough layout of “Our God is Bigger than That!” that I co-wrote with my friend and colleague, Eva Marie Everson, I have tears in my eyes. It comes out with End Game Press this July, and I … Continue reading →
Easter will be here very soon! Here are five reasons to add books to your child’s Easter basket. Books last longer and can be enjoyed over and over. Sharing a book together creates a bond between you and your child. … Continue reading →
In Jesse’s Shoes by Beverly Lewis was published in 2007, but this lovely book is still relevant for young people today. Told from the viewpoint of a girl with an older autistic brother, In Jesse’s Shoes might help children gain … Continue reading →
