When I told my five-year-old son that we would be gone the week of Vacation Bible School, he was not happy. “Maybe you can go to one at another church,” I suggested. “I won’t know anyone,” he argued successfully. Then … Continue reading →
Emily Gravett has authored a book about a little dragon who wants his mommy to read the same story book over and over. As a parent, I can certainly identify with this poor mother who only wants her little dragon … Continue reading →
Mother’s Day can bring a lot of joy. To new moms, first-time moms, moms whose children are succeeding and accomplishing goals, moms with healthy babies, women whose own moms are loving, understanding, and supportive. Mother’s Day can bring a lot … Continue reading →
As often happens, ideas and situations tumble around in my brain and I reflect on them. I was recently asked to review a new book titled, God’s Special Forces: A Manual for Becoming a Young Woman of Quality. In addition to discussing … Continue reading →
Jim Trelease was for 20 years an award-winning artist and journalist before turning his career toward education in 1979. He had been reading aloud to his two children each night, as his own father had once read to him. And … Continue reading →
■A Step in the Write Direction (Student Edition) ■Author: Donna Clark Goodrich ■Publisher: UpWrite Books ■ISBN-10: 1-4141-1999-2 ■ISBN-13: 978–1-4141-1999-1 ■SRP: $16.99 ■Reviewed By: Cheryl Malandrinos Rating: 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 Volunteering in our local schools, I’m amazed by the … Continue reading →