For an author, holding a newly published hot-off-the-press book is always an exciting moment. It’s a moment of satisfaction and a feeling of reward. After many months (or years) of writing, revising, rewriting, and revising again, the words you sometimes … Continue reading →
Review by Janice D. Green Tsali: Legendary Hero of the Eastern Band Cherokee Author: Gail Cartee Illustrator: Frances Espanol 30 pages, paperback ISBN 978-1-5144-8455-5 Softcover ISBN 978-1-5144-8454-8 EBook SRP $21.99 Paperback and $3.99 Kindle Rating: Why did John Charley’s mother … Continue reading →
I’ve often found that the best encouragement is the least expected sort. This is probably because true encouragement doesn’t just build us up, or remind us of what we’re good at. Rather, it prompts us to consider deeply the motivation … Continue reading →
Making a word search puzzle is a great way to reinforce the ideas in a Christian children’s book. The puzzles could be made by a parent or teacher, or children could make them for their siblings and friends. WHAT YOU … Continue reading →
A few weeks ago at the Ohioana Book Festival in Columbus, Ohio, I met Ohio artist Jane Dippold, and I discovered a book she illustrated that sets out to reassure children in interfaith families. The book is Papa Jethro, written … Continue reading →
By Susan G Mathis When my daughter was little, I taught her to love and pray for the world, even as a toddler. All it took was a blow up globe and a little fun. As she grew, a globe on the … Continue reading →
