There are days I read light, funny books to relieve stress, but mostly my reading consists of message-driven fiction. It’s also what I tend to write. Little Shepherd and A Christmas Kindness are such stories. Both hold a special message I hope young … Continue reading →
Please welcome our newest CCA author, Michelle Medlock Adams, as she shares one of her amazing tips on writing: Before COVID, I had the privilege of speaking about being a writer at a large private school near Chicago. But before … Continue reading →
The lightning crackled and the thunder boomed. When the storm passed and left the pouring rain, my neighbor’s littles were out gathering eggs with their mom, playing in the rain. These were homeschooled children. They weren’t missing school or recess. … Continue reading →
Writing is fun …for writers. We make a story come alive using words to paint the flow. Writing is creative, fulfilling, and a calling. Christian writing is even better because as we choose words and put them together into exciting … Continue reading →
What better way to celebrate National Poetry Month than with a book about poetry? I love reading poetry but I haven’t always understood the reason and rhyme behind it. When I ran across R is for Rhyming by Judy Young … Continue reading →
The North wind doth blow and we shall have snow – a nursery rhyme from my childhood. I thought of it the other day when I read a March nature study calendar from the homeschool site Wonder-Filled Days. The site … Continue reading →