Such a fun post to create. After all, poems should be shared with friends year-round, not just during April poetry month. Do you agree? Find the link here for my article with Melissa Taylor’s Imagination Soup.

Such a fun post to create. After all, poems should be shared with friends year-round, not just during April poetry month. Do you agree? Find the link here for my article with Melissa Taylor’s Imagination Soup.
A wee bit behind in my #KidLitFirstLines updates, but I loved including my friend, Cynthia Levinson’s powerful story of the painter, Ben Shahn.
We can’t keep enough of Nancy Tillman‘s On the Night You Were Born on the shelves at The Blue Bunny, Books and Toys. It’s a natural guest here for my #kidlitfirstlines this Friday. Great as board books, too. Have you read it yet?
This is seriously one of the most gorgeous reviews I’ve ever received. Obviously, Jama Rattigan is an amazing writer herself, as evidenced by insights such as: “Like lovingly strung prayer beads, these poetic gems sing true. There is a hopeful message here, along with incentive to explore one’s faith.” Thank you, Jama! (To read the review click here!)
A big THANK YOU to Imagination Soup including One Perfect Plan on its October 2023 listing. Find lots of great reads here!
Ten Conflict and War Books for Today’s Kids can be read here!
Check out my post entitled “7 New Christian Faith-Based Children’s Books” for Melissa Taylor’s Imagination Soup here!
Honored to have been interviewed by Dan at Canvas Rebel. To read more click here!
So much depends on an acorn! Read the Schaefer’s story to discover why.
Happy Friday #kidlitfirstlines by one of my favorite people!