While reading aloud The Lord of the Rings to my two oldest daughters for the first time, I have been repeatedly struck by something: the power of hospitality. The larger world that Frodo and company are thrust into can be perilous, even a bit grim, but it is never over much. Why, one might ask? […]
Reframing Faith Through Fantasy
Have you ever tried to move something with your mind? Maybe there was a pencil on the table, and you thought really hard about making it roll. Do you remember what it felt like to try to use a power that you don’t have? Maybe you frowned, gritted your teeth, clenched your fists, or burst […]
James D. Witmer’s The Strange New Dog
This winter welcomed the release of James D. Witmer’s new mystery chapter book, The Strange New Dog. Story Warren readers might be familiar with his delightful book of short stories, A Year in the Big Old Garden, featuring tales of squirrels, chipmunks, and rabbits. This one flips the script and takes us indoors, into the […]
The Warren & the World Vol 8, Issue 47
I bought a timer for my Christmas tree lights this week and for the first time in six years (in this house) I came out to the living room this morning in the semi-dark with a tree already lit for me. Who knew that $10 could bring such joy? Around the Web An Explanation (And Defense) Of […]
The Wind Boy by Ethel Cook Eliot: A Review
There’s joy in discovering the latest, greatest work in children’s literature–like walking a beach and pulling a rare, perfect shell from the surf. But there’s a special excitement that comes from finding an old treasure, made obscure by the passage of time, buried under the layers of new works pouring in year by year. It’s […]
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