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An Important Question from An Eighth Grade Student as the 2020 Presidential Campaign Comes to a Venomous and Vitriolic Close.
Just in case you missed this past Wednesday's Vice-Presidential debate, the closing question to the...
Today is the 245th Anniversary of the United States Navy. Here’s a Picture Book Salute to John F. Kennedy and Perhaps the Service That Shaped His Life. GO NAVY!
On October 13, 1775, a resolution of the Continental Congress established what is now the...
Banned Book Week Is Barely in the Rear View Mirror !
Observing Banned Book Week with “The Amazing Bone” by William Steig The American Library Association,...
As the 2020 Presidential Election Nears, Young Picture Book Readers Might Ponder a Question. Wouldn’t it be great to be President of the United States?
If I Were President By Catherine Stier; Illustrated by DyAnne DiSalvo-Ryan With not so many...
It’s “The Head of the Year” or Rosh Hashanah! Celebrate with the Picture Book Called “Happy New Year, Beni”; Story and Pictures by Jane Breskin Zalben
I love picture books that celebrate the easy and familiar give and take that should...
Introducing the Holidays of an Ancient Religion
Celebrate: A Book of Jewish Holidays By Judith Gross, illustrated by Bari Weissman The two most...
Celebrate With Me the Life of Famed Picture Book Author, Tomie dePaola, on Today, His Birthday, September 15th. It’s Harvest Time with His Beloved Strega Nona!
Strega Nona’s Harvest by Tomie dePaola Anyone may know my regard for picture book author,...
One’s Family Roots Are an Important Topic of Conversation for Young Readers. This Essential Classic Picture Book is a Great Way to Begin Conversations About it.
They Were Strong and Good By Robert Lawson Have your children ever asked questions or...
“The Man Who Walked Between the Towers” by Mordicai Gerstein
Instead of ruminating on September 11, 2001, on this 19th anniversary of an unimaginable day,...
“The Knight and the Dragon”; Story and Pictures by Tomie dePaola
Are things good or bad or are they the preconceptions we impose upon them? Are...