One of my favorite things to watch is my four-year-old granddaughter disappear into her room and return wearing a very fancy princess dress. She has an entire collection of princess dresses, complete with sparkly shoes. But what makes it even … Continue reading →
A meaningful tribute to her mother, Joyce McCullough’s Look for the Pink Ribbons will touch hearts everywhere.
Continue reading →It’s the week of our 250th anniversary. While many look at the founding fathers and some consider the founding mothers, the heroic children are the ones most overlooked. My book Stories of Faith and Courage from the Home Front includes … Continue reading →
Joshua Cooley is a New York Times bestselling author who has written or contributed to more than twenty books for kids, teens, and adults. That’s quite an accomplishment! His newest devotional for kids, Heros of the Bible–Devotional 2, released on … Continue reading →
Our children loved going to the pond and finding tadpoles. We’d search for discarded paper cups and scoop up a few to take home. Usually they lived long enough for us to watch the legs begin to emerge. I didn’t … Continue reading →
One of the greatest challenges—and opportunities—in Christian children’s literature is helping young readers understand profound biblical truths in ways that are memorable, engaging, and age-appropriate. Gracey Shula’s The King’s Parade: A Miss Lovey-Bird Story does exactly that, inviting children into a whimsical … Continue reading →
