In today’s society, where almost anything goes in the name of “tolerance,” God’s command to “have no other gods before Me” may sound very strange to young ears. But it’s crucial that they understand that God can’t just be a … Continue reading →
How often have we wanted good, solid and moral stories and devotionals for our children and grandchildren that we remember from our youth? Well, admittedly, they can be difficult to find.
Continue reading →Happy Leap Day! In my family, we’re celebrating a birthday—of sorts. When our daughters were little, my husband started a tradition of celebrating their half-birthdays by taking them out for dinner and a movie( or whatever they wanted to do). … Continue reading →
Do you have a reluctant reader in the house? Or one who likes an adventure story, but afraid to tackle a full-length middle-grade novel? How about a child who thinks the characters in the Bible were superhuman — or even … Continue reading →
By Jean Matthew Hall As You Thumb through a Book Ask Yourself: How old is the Main Character of the story? 9 to 12 years old means the story is for Middle Grade students. 14 to 18 means the story … Continue reading →
When children’s authors write for traditional publishers, they rarely have input into the illustrations. That’s why it’s okay for an author to brag about the illustrations! My latest release, Little Ducking’s Easter Prayers, has some adorable illustrations! Bugs, bees and … Continue reading →