We have 72 bundles of children’s books at our Read Your World website. Everything is on sale for Back-to-School! Go directly to our store or click here to see the 72 bundles. Use code VGA5J7DQ at checkout. Sale ends August 31! Thank you for supporting nonprofit Read Your World. We promote literacy through diverse books for children. To examine…
This article contains: 1. Assess the Transition as a Strategic Project 2. Recognize Your Own Limitations 3. Build a Sustainable Support Strategy 4. Evaluate Top Transition Options Across the U.S. 5. Execute Your Transition Plan Frequently Asked Questions Closing the Deal on Future Care Watching your parents struggle with daily tasks while managing your demanding…
My middle daughter, PickyKidPix, became terrified of sharks after indulging in too many Shark Week TV shows. It’s easy to get a skewed impression of sharks so let’s use children’s books to learn about sharks before Shark Week begins on July 17th! Let’s start Shark Week off with some facts about sharks, shed by the first…
My deepest thanks to everyone who reviewed The Traveling Taco! Thank you so much!! If I missed anyone, please leave a comment and I’ll add you! Educators’ Spin on It: Exploring Food History and Culture with The Traveling Taco Erin Dealey: Happy delicious Book Birthday wishes to THE TRAVELING TACO + 8 Qs…
My author copies for Postcards From Malcolm X arrived! Here’s my unboxing video: Postcards from Malcolm X: How Yuri Kochiyama Became a Human Rights Activist by Mia Wenjen, illustrated by Keith Henry Brown A moving portrait of Yuri Kochiyama―an ordinary woman who became an extraordinary activist―and her bond with Malcolm X When Japanese American activist…
If you have a teenager counting down the days until their license, you already know the excitement is usually followed pretty quickly by a less fun conversation: what this is going to do to the family car insurance bill. Georgia parents often feel this shock more than most, since teen driver premiums here run well…
It was fortuitous to meet Wade Ishikawa and his friend Will at the Hanapepe Salt Pond. I was just hoping to get some photos, not realizing that the salt ponds are only operational during the summer. Not only did Wade go over the harvesting process, clarifying some fine points that my research for Food for…