What to Read to Children: Finding Book Recommendations in Unlikely Places
What you read as a child (whether read aloud to you or read to yourself) says a lot about who you are. […]
Living the examined life
Living the examined life
An occasional series on beautiful works of literature for young and old
What you read as a child (whether read aloud to you or read to yourself) says a lot about who you are. […]
What a happy discovery to find Stoic Simple, the work of Phil Van Treuren. I have written before about my love of […]
“Free to go where you like and do what you like.” Such a thing had never been said to them before. If […]
The source of our agitation is rarely external. We want badly to believe that someone else bears the blame for our sour […]
Free-form poetry tends to be terrible. We all know this. Same goes for meals in a state of dietary permissiveness. If you […]
How do you get kids get interested in birds? How do you spend quiet minutes scanning the trees and straining your ears […]
He did not know what fear was, and that not because he did not know danger; for he had had a severe […]
Will you please tell me something? How much would a seaside cost to buy? I’ll tell you why I want one. It […]
While the British Isles seem to have some of the most praise-worthy mothers in the universe of children’s stories, Swedish children seem […]
The Boxcar Children is a longstanding series of chapter books. Aimed at readers in grades 2-6, there are now more than 160 […]