Babe is a children’s novel about a pig who becomes a sheep dog. Pig. Sheep-pig! Despite this deeply philosophical foundation, it’s a funny, enjoyable tale. In the last third of the book, there is a scene where wild dogs break in and worry the flock of sheep, killing an old ewe who was one of […]
The Warren & the World Vol 7, Issue 43
Did you read our review of A Year in the Big Old Garden back in February? Josh Bishop wrote: “A Year in the Big Old Garden has several things that commend it. Witmer’s style and voice communicate a joyful whimsy so clearly that I can’t imagine the grin ever leaving his face while writing these (though I suspect it took […]
The Light Princess & A Faerie Wind
Something magical happens when the wind blows through a wind chime. A moment before the arrival of that invisible wisp of breath, all is still. The wind chime is motionless and silent. No one would guess that its pendulous form contains the possibility of music. And then, a breeze. A dance. A sudden flurry of […]
Sidewalk Chalk
It is always amazing to me how my kids play with things in cycles. Last week was Ninja Warrior, then it was trampoline. This week, especially the last few days, has been sidewalk chalk. I am not sure what it is about sidewalk chalk that is so enamoring. It is messy and it is temporary. […]
The Warren & the World Vol 7, Issue 42
Our friend Glenn McCarty (You know, that Glenn McCarty, author of The Misadventured Summer of Tumbleweed Thompson. Yeah, right, him.)—anyway, our friend Glenn has a NEW book available for pre-order and this is your last chance to get his awesome pre-order deals and goodies! Around the Web How Hurry is Incompatible with Love John Mark Comer learned the hard way the it was […]
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