You’re finishing up the school year. You don’t want to teach anymore. You really just want to send the kids out into the yard to play and enjoy their childhood. They don’t need to know that the city up the road is burning, do they? I promise, you’re not alone if this has crossed your […]
Review: Where is Wisdom?
If you asked me what book of the Bible on which I might expect to find a children’s book to be based, the book of Job would not be the first to spring to my mind. Job’s first few chapters, lest we forget, are a minefield of sadness. As the book progresses, Job’s wife and […]
A Taste for Books
When my third child was a toddler, I let her have a short amount of “crib time” each day while I homeschooled my oldest daughter. I turned on a calming CD, tossed some soft toys and board books in, and slipped off while she was playing. It was a great way for me to get […]
The Warren & the World Vol 8, Issue 22
It has been a hard, sad week. Even if you’ve been protecting your sanity by avoiding Twitter or the news cycle, you can’t miss it. After weeks of isolation, we’re now faced with tragedy. And there are no easy answers. In moments like these, I often turn to the Psalms, for they give me words […]
Carolyn Leiloglou’s “Library’s Most Wanted”
It’s every bookish kid’s dream job—deputy librarian! I know I loved anything that could connect me more to my church library and public library growing up; helping reshelve books, joining clubs, chatting about favorite reads with the staff. Story Warren regular Carolyn Leiloglou has penned a new picture book that looks at this joy of […]
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