Sharing Christian Books with Children
Don’t you just love exploring a bookstore with your kids? The charm of new books, the comfy places to sit and read, the excitement of reading new stories… and the list could could on forever.
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Are the Psalms Just for Adults?
If you were to peek over the shoulder of a grandpa or young mom as they read the Bible with their little one, what story do you think they might be reading? There are so many choices, because from the … Continue reading →
Adam Raccoon
I recently reviewed an eight book series that I would love to share with our CCA followers. The previously published books have been updated, republished, and are ready to hit the children’s market!
Continue reading →Teaching Thankfulness from the Bible
November is a time of thankfulness. Children can learn about being thankful for others, for circumstances (seemingly good or bad), for God’s world, and for God Himself by reading the Bible. Here is a way to encourage thankfulness as well … Continue reading →
Literature for an Autumn Night
My good friend, author and illustrator, Samantha Bell, graced me with her book Firefly Night at our critique group. It came just in time for the unit I was teaching about the autumn night. My unit included constellations, moon phases, … Continue reading →
Stories Children can read from the Bible
How old were you when you first read a story directly from the Bible? It is sad to say, but too many people consider the Bible too hard to read and understand, even as adults. Debunking this notion is long overdue, … Continue reading →