A beautiful green bookcase has arrived in our neighborhood. The unit has four shelves and a clear plastic front allowing us to peer inside before opening the doors. Positioned next to the sidewalk, a small bench invites visitors to pause … Continue reading →
What makes a story timeless? Lois Lowry wrote Number the Stars over 25 years ago. Today it is still a popular children’s book. Lowry wrote an introduction to the 25th Anniversary Edition in which she gives some insight for her … Continue reading →
I had the pleasure of reading and endorsing Eat Your Ps by William Carter, Jr. This book is part memoir, part devotional, and part educational (if you want to learn more about peas!). But more than that, it’s an irresistible … Continue reading →
When my boys were young some of their favorite books provided lots of facts about insects, animals, and dinosaurs.Dinosaurs still appeal to many children. If you have an 8 to 12 year old intrigued with dinosaurs, this is a great … Continue reading →
When my children were young, I taught 6-7-year-old Sunday School. One Sunday the preschool teacher asked me if I taught the story of Sodom and Gomorrah to the children. I answered, “Yes, we try to shelter our children but Satan … Continue reading →
Announcing a brand-new addition to the Snuggle Time board book family! Like the three titles before it, Snuggle Time Bible Stories is a padded cover board book, written in rhyme and perfect for little hands. Beginning with Creation and ending with Resurrection, this … Continue reading →