Something that I learned during my years of teaching preschool, is that young children (ages 1-3) live in the present. They are aware of their surroundings and the people who are with them. They might understand that Mommy is coming … Continue reading →
If you haven’t read Ava Pennington’s post from yesterday, please do! It’s an informative and honest discussion of Halloween and how it pertains to Christians. My post today is about how Christian authors can put a spiritual spin on this controversial … Continue reading →
As the weather changes and temperatures cool, our thoughts turn to the upcoming holidays. November brings thoughts of gratitude and Thanksgiving celebrations. December ushers in our rejoicing at the birth of our Savior. But before we reach those days, we … Continue reading →
Halloween makes me uneasy. Always has. Ghoulish images, horror films, ghost stories, visions of death and destruction that seem to permeate this “holiday” doesn’t intrigue me one bit. I find all that disturbing and avoid all contact with such imagery. … Continue reading →
We are so thankful for our faithful readers here at Christian Children’s Authors! Often people ask how they can help authors. Here are seven ways to lend a hand on our writing journey.
Continue reading →I’ve always found it a bit contradictory that we celebrate Labor Day in the United States by enjoying a day off from the very work we are celebrating.
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