Easter will be here very soon! Here are five reasons to add books to your child’s Easter basket. Books last longer and can be enjoyed over and over. Sharing a book together creates a bond between you and your child. … Continue reading →
Happy New Year? Yes, according to the Julian calendar New Year is March 25, but is it March 25th on the Gregorian calendar?
Continue reading →In Jesse’s Shoes by Beverly Lewis was published in 2007, but this lovely book is still relevant for young people today. Told from the viewpoint of a girl with an older autistic brother, In Jesse’s Shoes might help children gain … Continue reading →
One of my favorite childhood memories is having my mom read from a children’s Bible storybook at bedtime. It always calmed me and made me feel secure. Every child deserves to have a positive and meaningful bedtime routine, and Julie Lavender’s Children’s Bible Stories for … Continue reading →
If anyone knows about a pot of gold and rainbow, it is Little Pot. After all, in the story, the potter allows it to be a coin pot. While Little Pot holds coins, it feels very rich and believes that … Continue reading →
I’ve got some exciting news for children’s writers! Karen Whiting is teaching an online Master Class on how to write devotions for kids, teens, families and adults! Devotions are hot. Devotions are in. Devotions are one of the best kept … Continue reading →
