Children’s Literature Independent Information and Reviews This series gives readers the facts necessary to make an informed decision on whether an animal would be the right pet for them and suitable for their family. Each book describes how and where … Continued
Children’s Literature Independent Information and Reviews This series gives readers the facts necessary to make an informed decision on whether an animal would be the right pet for them and suitable for their family. Each book describes how and where … Continued
Children’s Literature Independent Information and Reviews What if you could not think and talk freely? What if you went to jail for your thoughts? The text begins with these questions, helping students immediately grasp the importance of the Bill of … Continued
Napa California Library News & Reviews, February 2009 “One of the only series on the many aspects of gardening for children. Practical and exciting!” — Ann Davis
Mercer Public Library, June 25, 2009 If your child is interested in growing veggies and fruits, this book is a great first step in learning the basics of gardening. Kids learn to plan a garden and prepare the soil, sow … Continued
Booklist: 10/15/2008, Vol. 105 Issue 4, p63-44 Kids interested in growing their own vegetables will find a useful introduction to the essential steps and equipment in this slender entry in the Gardening for Kids series. The enthusiastic text (“What are … Continued
This last weekend, I watched the first episode of NBC’s Who Do You Think You Are?— a genealogy series sponsored by Ancestry.com where celebrities go on remarkable journeys in search of their ancestors. This first episode followed Sarah Jessica Parker … Continued
I woke up this morning with a song in my head that I haven’t thought about for years. It was a song from my childhood that we used to sing in church on Sundays and my mom used to sing … Continued
Pondering Over Life’s Blessings…. Years ago, while researching my book on Helen Keller, I found this speech that she gave at the Utah School for the Deaf in 1934. Yes, she gave it. Yes, she wrote it. It’s a beautiful … Continued
Today I received an email from Alan Brown in Canada who operates a website called Just for Kids Who Love Books. He emailed to let me know that 10-year-old Michael from Texas had just submitted a book review on my The … Continued