Camera in hand, I tip-toe along the trail behind one of our local neighborhoods. A tiny creek burbles alongside the path, and the low hum of mosquitoes fills the air with a palpable tension. My finger is poised on the shutter, and my faded tennis shoes seem to whisper against the gravel, as if they, […]
The Warren & The World Vol 7, Issue 32
Exploding glass, the Jesus Story Book Bible, birds, Mondrian windows. We’ve got it all for you guys this week. Including EXPLODING glass, my friends. Around the Web How to Lead a Generation that is Really Good at Looking Good Sharon Hodde Miller challenges us on our desire to be nice. In the age of Instagram discipleship, […]
Books for Your Bird Lover
We have bird lovers at our house and so I’ve been collecting whole and living bird books for quite some time. There is something fascinating and remarkable about birds that continually captures our imagination. Here are some of our family’s favorite bird themed books. (Some may contain mentions of evolution. It’s difficult to avoid it […]
Time for Timelessness
Editor’s Note: Here’s another archival post worth revisiting. Enjoy! I recently spoke with a nice woman who works in publishing. I asked her why publishing has abandoned timelessness in favor of timeliness. I will summarize her answer: Librarians used to drive the market. That explains the success of Robert Lawson, Eleanor Estes, and Richard and […]
The Warren & the World Vol 7, Issue 31
One of my favorite books got reviewed at Story Warren this week. It’s a beautiful look at a relationship between siblings. If you’ve got sibling children in your life, they might be a little young for Jacob Have I Loved, but maybe you need to give it another read. Check out Aimee’s review below and remember […]
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