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Category Archives: Picture book recommendation
Soar into Summer
Welcome to a new season and a new addition to this blog. Several friends and fellow grandparents have requested that I provide some tips and book suggestions for younger kids. The start of summer seems like a good time to … Continue reading
Books to Give, Books to Share
Seems to me, Spring is almost as much a season of celebration as the winter holidays. Recently, I’ve come across a few remarkable books that are great to read with your elementary children, and would also make a thoughtful gifts … Continue reading
Five Reasons to Give Books as Gifts
Last week the first toy catalog arrived in the mail. Immediately, I stashed it in a safe place so that when the “grands” came over later in the week, they could have the fun of going through it. They were … Continue reading
Trick and Treat
In Eastern Pennsylvania, it’s clear that Mother Nature knows its October. There’s been a definite dip in the temperature, the strong sun of September has pulled a disappearing act, and trees are looking sparser by the day. Of course, October … Continue reading
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