After a month of social distancing with an uncertain future ahead of us, words of encouragement from trusted authors are just what is needed to sooth the soul. This month I’ve read two books that could not have been released … Continued
disclaimer: I was provided with a free product for this post. This post also has affiliate links. All thoughts and opinions are my own. As the summer break winds down I’m thinking more and more about how quickly the time … Continued
There are some months where the world passes right on by me and I don’t really pay attention to what is happening on the internet, read blog posts or articles. Then there are months when articles seem to jump out … Continued
Earlier this year I found my childhood copy of Where The Red Fern Grows at my parent’s house. I brought it home to read to Addison because it’s a classic and I feel like it is my duty to introduce … Continued
Over the past few weeks I’ve been dabbling in using writing prompts. The great thing about writing prompts is that it pushes you to think about topics that I may not normally pursue. It also gives me the opportunity to … Continued
I have cracked the code when it comes to kids and reading. Here are my 5 simple steps to help your child learn to love reading. Get a pen… 1. Read to your kid. Your kid wants attention…from YOU. Reading … Continued
Disclaimer: This Little Free Library is sponsored by Alpha-Bits cereal. However, all opinions, comments, photos, thoughts, manual labor are my own. Recently I acquired a Little Free Library from my blogger friend Jennifer at Jenx67. After a couple weeks of … Continued
Dear Ms. Rowling~ I’m writing to thank you for your Harry Potter series. Yes, I realize that it has been 7 years since the last book was published and that you have probably received millions of fan letters and will … Continued
I have something exciting to share here and in my neighborhood. We are the proud new owners of a Little Free Library! Ever heard of it? I hadn’t heard of it until my online friend, Jennifer from JenX67, was looking … Continued