This book provides a great way to introduce children to biographies because of the fun elements included. Enjoying a regency tea party, making a sextant, playing with puns, let children experience some of the time period. The book covers more … Continue reading →
By the time this message posts, the country will have been dealing with a virus outbreak and a violence outbreak. News and radio reports, social media and conversations between family, friends and strangers have discussed the bad and sometimes looked for the good. … Continue reading →
by Jean Matthew Hall I LOVE libraries. Prior to COVID-19 I was a weekly visitor to my nearest Louisville Free Public Library. And, yes, I miss those trips mining for information and other resources. It was the same when … Continue reading →
Before, during and after the social distancing time, there are unique ways to help children learn. One of the most interesting I have considered lately is “learning while clipping coupons”.
Continue reading →Biography picture books are typically found in public and school libraries, but during these stay-at-home days, they are also a great option for a home library. My friend Audrey Ades just released her book Judah Touro Didn’t Want To Be … Continue reading →
He is risen! Alleluia! In the middle of all the stress and challenges we are facing these days, this is comforting and encouraging news indeed. God is still on the throne. Jesus is risen from the dead. The Holy Spirit … Continue reading →