In Beatrix Potter’s imagination, Josephine Bunny was the hard-working single mother of Flopsy, Mopsy, Cotton-Tail, and Peter and was licensed to sell tea and tobacco. With a business to run and … Read More ...
Fostering Imagination
Review: Through the Keeper’s Door
Recently I had the pleasure of reading Melissa D. Kline’s middle-grade novel Through the Keeper’s Door. Middle-grade is my favorite age group and fantasy is my favorite genre, so naturally […]
Resources
Review: Two Delightful Forest Books
These two books called out to me as possible additions to our second-grade study of animals and habitats. Each provides beautiful illustrations, created with different mediums, which is always intriguing […]
Warren & the World
The Warren & The World Vol 12, Issue 34
Helene is making her presence known in my neck of the woods. My house seems all set—power’s still on, I’m on high ground, and while I live surrounded by woods, […]
For Kids
Beads and Buttons: A Poem
Do you want to see all the beads and buttons I’ve found? Yes, I do want to see them.Crystal, glass, pony, seed,fake pearl, plastic gold—maybe they were part of broken […]