Have you ever turned the page of a book and said to yourself: “wait, what did I even just read”? I’ve noticed this happening quite frequently of late, and I have had to force myself to stop, go back, and read it again. It’s tempting though, to plow ahead with the assumption that because […]
Everyone should learn to write. I know, I know! Many of you are groaning at this thought, having just spent hours working with your child on his current writing project, ending in tears and frustration! Perhaps you’re cringing at flashbacks from your high school days when you were assigned an x‑number-of-words essay. Although, for most,
“You need to learn to expand your horizons.” This is definitely one of the most common phrases that I utter as a parent, particularly in regards to food. However recently it has taken on new meaning in our school. It’s easy to read books that we are interested in, and it’s quite difficult to read
Time to get some good hammock (or camper) reading into our schedule. Since my family recently returned from a road trip, I’m sharing books that are perfect for life on the road. Whether it’s a read aloud for the family or an introvert’s dream vacation, let’s end this summer with some great new books! As
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I’ve been in a real reading slump. I think it’s, in part, due to laziness, and, in part, due to a lack of marketing exposure. Having been used to living in a more populous portion of the state, I took for granted that at the bi-weekly coffee outings to Barnes and Noble, I was freely
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