Deep Dive: Talmage Tales Makes Parables Accessible
Deep dive into Talmage Tales background and review of format and stories.
Deep Dive: Talmage Tales Makes Parables Accessible Read More »
Deep dive into Talmage Tales background and review of format and stories.
Deep Dive: Talmage Tales Makes Parables Accessible Read More »
James E. Talmage’s timeless parables, warmly retold for families by P.D. Workman. Child-friendly stories, original parables, discussion questions and charming illustrations.
Talmage Tales: Little Lessons of Light for Kids and Families Read More »
This week’s book is not one of my usual genres, but is a little book that lives somewhere at the nexus of Winnie the Pooh, Narnia, and Buddha. Read it as a children’s book, explore the purpose of life, meditate daily on your impact on others. It’s one of those gems that is bound to live long on the shelf beside your bed or your favorite chair.
Experience The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse Read More »
I’ve finished a few books in the past week, including one by a favourite author of mine, Mary Higgins Clark, but the one I had to highlight was Roald Dahl’s The BFG. BFG, for those of you who don’t know, stands for Big Friendly Giant. It has grown in popularity since being made into a movie by Steven Spielberg. This is such a fun read, filled with lots of scrumdiddlyumptious words!
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Teaser Tuesdays is a weekly bookish meme. Read the rules at Books and a Beat. Anyone can play along.
Excerpt from Blood of Olympus Read More »
I have a lot of promotions coming up in March and April! This is the first.
Limited time promotion – children’s classics Dave Dashaway Read More »
Teaser Tuesdays is a weekly bookish meme, read the rules at A Daily Rhythm. Anyone can play along!
Excerpt from Andy McBean and the War of the Worlds Read More »
If you are looking for more books for your TBR pile, you are in the right place! Here are books that grabbed my attention this week. These are not generally books that I have already read, though a few of them might be. They are books that I have seen and added to my TBR list, looked up on Amazon, loved the cover of, etc. Just a quick run-through of what caught my eye, so you can have a look too.
Stacks of Books! #books #amreading Read More »
It is always sad to hear that the author of one of your beloved children’s books has passed away. So, with sadness we bid farewell to Norman Bridwell, the creator of Clifford the Big Red Dog.