Going Deeper with History
Is history the story of God or the story of mankind? Who is the primary power in the universe? What does any of that have to do with choosing books for your kids to read? It turns out it has everything … Continue reading →
The Hidden Village by Bonnie Rose Hudson
■The Hidden Village ■Author: Bonnie Rose Hudson ■Pages: 61 ■Publisher: JourneyForth Books ■ISBN: 978-1-62856-311-5 ■Reviewed By: Janice D GreenRating: The Hidden Village tells the adventures of Manju, a Christian boy living in a village in West Bengal, India. I was quickly drawn into the story through Manju’s … Continue reading →
Summer Birthdays
Summer Birthday Fun I have several friends who have birthdays in June. I myself am a June baby. When I was a child, for my birthday, I remember going to the lake, swimming with friends, throwing water balloons, and having … Continue reading →
Priorities and the Case of the Missing Posts
I’ve missed my last two posting days. They whisked by me like a speeding car on the freeway without a rearview glance. I apologized to my fellow bloggers for not posting the first time. But this time I decided to … Continue reading →
I Have Two Daddies: An Earthly Daddy and a Heavenly Daddy
Have Two Daddies: An Earthly Daddy and a Heavenly Daddy is a multi-award-winning children’s book written by Lynn Calvin and illustrated by Maria Rask, published by Author House, 2008. Calvin tackles the difficult abstract subject of the unseen heavenly Father by … Continue reading →
Author Visits
When my first children’s book was published in 1993, I was active in the local schools doing author visits. Since my book was a collection of children’s poetry, offering poetry workshops was a perfect fit. Not only did I enjoy … Continue reading →