Something about bunnies fascinates children–and children’s authors and illustrators! A quick list includes Beatrix Potter’s Peter Rabbit, Lewis Carroll’s White Rabbit, Du Bose Heyward’s Country Bunny, Sam McBratney and Anita Jeram’s Little Nutbrown Hare, Kate DiCamilo’s Edward Tulane, and Margery … Continue reading →
It was a real eye-opening Sunday for me recently when our pastor’s talk at church focused on priorities. Be it consciously or subconsciously, he explained that we do make time for things that are priorities in our lives. Looking back … Continue reading →
Many ask me how I became a writer and I always answer, “I’ve always written.” When I was a young girl, I found writing a natural form of expression. I kept journals as early as fifth grade, but I never … Continue reading →
One of my favorite verses in the Bible is Psalm 24:1–The earth is the Lord’s and everything in it, the world, and all who live in it. Can any statement be more simple and yet more powerful? King David sums it … Continue reading →
Sharing the gospel can be intimidating. What should we say? How should we say it? What if we forget something important? Then there’s the added complication of sharing the gospel with children, using vocabulary they will understand. It’s no wonder … Continue reading →
I hear birds’ singing. I hear them often. I hear a tweet, a trill, a caw, or a twitter. I hear each bird’s voice, the noise or the music of it all, but when do I listen to know its … Continue reading →