Welcome to another Again and Again Book Review! Dr. Sonia E. Amin's award-winning children's book Bax and his Bubbles

Anxiety as an adult is hard enough to recognize, manage, and work through. But our kiddos have been experiencing more and more anxiety

May is National Mental health Month. It is a month set aside to ‘raise awareness about the importance of mental health and to stop the...

Let's take a look at the 28th book in the Imagination Station Book Series, for kids ages 7-12

Easter (the celebration of Christ’s payment and our redemption) had to happen during the Passover. But why?

When did Easter become a Christian holiday? What change made Christianity a small religion to the main religion of the world?

One character in the Easter décor has always rubbed me the wrong way. That would be the Easter Bunny. A couple weeks ago, we talked about...

This month's Again and Again Review we're taking a look at indie author Sarah Allison's debut picture-book, Audrey-saurus

Look at all the symbols of Easter

Guest Post from Sarah Allison, author, elementary teacher and 'big goals' person from Houston Texas. I’ve always loved picture books, and...

A list of my favorite Easter Books for you to enjoy.

Come discover the inspiration behind Valerie Fentress' latest book 'An Easter Bunny's Tale'

Spring is a magical season. The world seems to stir and bloom from a long winter’s nap.

I know a lot of people may not actively celebrate this one other than wearing a green shirt that day, but I’m Irish so

This month, we are taking a look at Christie Thomas’ new Devotional Fruit Full: 100 Family Experiences for Growing the Fruit of the Spirit.

Have you ever felt like a Woodpecker? You keep trying for a goal, feeling like you’re just banging your head on the wall.

This month we are taking a look at Trilla Newbell's latest book The Big Wide Welcome, another installment of the Tales that Tell Truth...

The Love Holiday. I'm a boy mom, so let’s say that this holiday is very different with boys than I can imagine with girls.

This seems to be the number one question asked of kids. What do you want to be when you grow up? We’ve all been asked it and have more t

One thing I learned in 2021 is if you make a goal be prepared to change it.