Books, chalk, letters, and tiny forests. This week’s topics are feeling very tangible. It’s a pleasant thing in this digital world we’re living in. May you dig in gardens and write on chalk boards and read paper books in between your Zoom meetings. Around the Web Resources For At-Home Learning Our friend Sally Lloyd-Jones has […]
Vanessa Brantley-Newton’s Just Like Me
Today we’re highlighting a girl book! I’m not usually the type to reach for the pink-iest pink or the bow-iest bow, but I absolutely loved Vanessa Brantley-Newton’s Just Like Me, a book of poems for and about girls. Starting with the bright pink endpapers, this short picture book of poems is full of words and […]
The Ten-Year-Old Letters
Six years ago, my wife Patty was searching for ideas for our oldest daughter’s tenth birthday party. She wanted the day to be full of memories, but she knew she had limitations. We can often feel that limitations crush creativity, but in reality they are one of the greatest factors that help to foster it. […]
The Warren & the World Vol 8, Issue 33
I’ve heard from more than one friend that the first day of school was…um, chaotic, bad, stressful, hard…and over and over I hear from them again later that week that things have sorted out, that God is gracious, and that they’ve made it through. Around the Web 10 Awesome Book Series for Art Appreciation Whether […]
Men of Iron
I just finished reading a family favorite to my youngest son: Men of Iron by Howard Pyle. It’s an old book about an even older time, but stirs the soul of most any boy with the usual craving for rough and tumble adventure, breathtaking danger, and contests of brute strength. It also happens to be […]
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