Miriam at the River, by Jane Yolen and illustrated by Khoa Le, is a retelling of the biblical narrative of baby Moses from the perspective of his sister Miriam. If you are unfamiliar with the account, the setting is Egypt, … Continue reading →
Can you guess what building this is?
Continue reading →This summer join our exciting CCA SUMMER READING CHALLENGE for Christian Kids and Homeschooling Families. This engaging reading adventure features books by our very own Christian Children’s Authors blogging group! Whether fiction or nonfiction, for the general market or the … Continue reading →
Our faith is founded on fact. Historical documents exist that support evidence found in the Bible. Archaeological artifacts provide proof. Eyewitness accounts report firsthand details. All this and more work together to prove that Christianity is not based on fabricated … Continue reading →
Once a friend said to me, “You have it easy; your child is a reader!” It sounded a little sultry because, after a divorce and illness, she had let him watch so much TV that she lost the fight to … Continue reading →
Nursery rhymes are a wonderful way to introduce young children to the rich joy of language which can also lead to developing a love for reading. Plus, nursery rhymes are an important heritage to pass on to the next generation. … Continue reading →