On John Hendrix and why you should read all of his books I never know where to begin when reviewing a John Hendrix book. They are consistently among my favorites, […]
A Pocketful of Wonder: A New Adventure Guide for Families
Second grade science has not been very methodical at my house. Everyday, I hand my son a notebook and tell him to go observe something, draw it, and come talk […]
Joni Eareckson Tada
On picture book biographies and imagining adulthood When our kids were little, I found it hard to imagine them as big kids, let alone teens or—gasp!—adults. But they’re prone to […]
Nanette’s Baguette, Attachment, and Connection
I have a new favorite children’s book – it’s one that has been on my mind a lot recently. As I’ve shared here at Story Warren, The Napping House, by […]
Tenacious Women in History
List-making is practically a hobby with me, and books are a passion, with children’s literature a high-ranking subcategory. Creating lists of the latter is thus a delight accompanied by the […]
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