The first Thanksgiving in America actually took place in 1598, in Texas. Spanish pioneers marched north from Mexico to Texas for three months. They camped in what is now the city of El Paso, Texas. Don Juan de Oñate had … Continue reading →
The last two weeks have given us amazing night skies. First, the Northern lights were visible as far south as Alabama. The following week a meteor, (Tsuchinshan-ALTA) was visible just after sunset in the western sky near the horizon. Have … Continue reading →
My dear friend and fellow author Xochitl Dixon has recently published a picture book that celebrates diversity and takes kids on a tour of the U.S. to seek and find all the brilliant and beautiful shades of brown—from ivory to … Continue reading →
Sandra Kay Chambers is a delightful children’s author and one of our blog followers. Just two weeks ago, another one of her fun books hit the shelves, and kids are going to love it! I caught up with Sandra recently … Continue reading →
Since October is national Adopt a Shelter Dog month, I thought I’d use the opportunity to share some of my favorite dog books. I’m a dog person. I love dogs. And I have a pretty tall stack of dog books … Continue reading →
With recent tragedies and devastation faced by thousands across the southeast due to Hurricane Helene, many families across our great nation are looking for ways to help those in need. Fortunately, many outlets exist to do just that – like … Continue reading →
