Several of our authors have begun to realize that less just might be more when it comes to blogging. We have realized that people who subscribe to blogs that post every day don’t always find time to read all the … Continue reading →
A few years ago, a popular television program called Monk featured a lead character consumed with perfectionism. He couldn’t prevent the murder of his wife, so he spent the rest of his life trying to do everything perfectly. For a … Continue reading →
■To the Moon and Back ■Author: Kathi Macias ■Pages: 224 ■Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform (October 19, 2017) ■ISBN-10: 1975940237 ■ISBN-13: 978-1975940232 ■SRP: $12.99 ■Reviewed By: Cheryl Malandrinos Though we usually review children’s books, I like to toss in something helpful … Continue reading →
Children love the rhyme and rhythm of poetry, the quick stories told in vivid language. If you’re unfamiliar with haiku, you’ll find them just a little different.
Continue reading →Even in sunny Florida we have colder weather and that reminds me of activities i did as a child and a mom to counter the gray skies and low temperatures. It can be too cold to be outside more than … Continue reading →
Charles Schulz’s Linus famously carries around a security blanket while sucking on his thumb. Rosie from Rug Rats always has her pacifier with her. My own children loved their “binkies.” Little ones often carry around their favorite stuffed animal, blanket, … Continue reading →