in this Again and Again review, I’m introducing you to a precious advent book, as well as a precious author I am getting to know

Thanksgiving in around the corner, and while my kids don’t eat most of the food on the thanksgiving table, we want to not let this...

In the last couple weeks, I've told you about my favorite movies (LINK), and if you didn’t notice many of my favorite movies are based on...

Going to the movies was kind of a big deal for me growing up. It’s not something we did a lot of, which made it a special experience....

It has been a while since we’ve done an again and again review The last couple months have been busy with the launch of Beneath the Hood:...

Tomorrow is the day, well sorta.... At least it is the day that the Kindle version of my book is available, per an Amazon learning curve...

I know what you’re asking…Why retell such a basic story? Red Riding Hood has been done and redone SO many times. A few years back, when...

What is it about Fairy tales that are so inspiring, intelligent building, and essential to children>

There was an ideal that somehow lodged itself in my head when my husband and I started a family. The Bible has been a big part of my life...

Again and Again Review of Brock Eastman's book Afraid of the Light

Christie Thomas isn’t a new name around here. I reviewed one of her children’s books back in January (Again and Again Review) I have...

Creative God Colorful Us by Trillia Newbell This is such a timely and wonderful resource for any family. With all the talk of racial...

This month we're taking a look at MJ Thomas The Hidden Scrolls Series The Secret of the Hidden Scrolls series follows siblings Peter and...

I’ve noticed a trend in children’s books where the last sentence contains the word Again. Which leads to the child listening to say again a

It has been both the longest and shortest month ever, and I am choosing to be proud and thankful for what I’ve accomplished.

Books create warm emotional bonds between adults and kids when they read books together.

While research has a lot to say about the benefits of reading, I believe the reason we love stories goes back to our human need for relation

In life we are often defined by the things that we do, but I believe the things that we do are influenced by the books that we read.