What Thanksgiving memory stands out in your mind? Not the one you repeat every year with turkey and dressing but the memory that is different. My Indian heritage is special to me. When I learned how Squanto helped the Pilgrims … Continue reading →
My friend Sarah Parker Rubio is an editor at Tyndale Publishing house. She is also a children’s author, and I had the privilege of asking her a few questions about her new picture book Far from Home.
Continue reading →Holy Fourth of July! It’s a time to celebrate our wonderful nation’s independence with parties, picnics, and fireworks. Our independence is a gift from God. So how can we show our appreciation for all God’s blessings? We can show our appreciation … Continue reading →
For most of us with kids or who work in a school, school is still doing remote learning, and social isolation is still very much in place, even as some places around the country are loosening the rules on staying … Continue reading →
12 of the 10,000 Things Parents Need to Remember Good parenting is hard! That’s all there is to it. It is the most complex, most difficult and most important job in the world. And we are supposed to do it … Continue reading →
Alerts are arriving by the moment. Phone, email, text messages. Events are cancelled or postponed to another time. From library book readings to author events to book signings and more, the world of reading and writing is changing at the blink of an … Continue reading →