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“The Family Under the Bridge” has a special place in our family’s heart. It’s one that my husband read out loud to my kids and I remember the tears flowing as the book came to an end. If you haven’t read it yet, I reco
Why do kids love a series so much?! I’ve got my theories, but in the end, it doesn’t really matter why…it’s the fact that they do. Here are 8 diverse book series for your kids to sink their teeth into: 📘The Voices series
Most of us learned about Thomas Edison and his lightbulb in school, but how many of us learned about the man who made the lightbulb possible? Lewis Latimer was born in 1848 to self-emancipated formerly enslaved parents. He was self taught in many wa
Percy Jackson and his friends have a special place in people’s hearts and for good reason. The cast of characters, the mythology, the action and adventure—it’s a world children are drawn to. The Storm Runner series (for ages8-12)
While gathered ‘round the dinner table you might hear… “Speaking of Canada, that’s where Bud is from…” (Bud, Not Buddy) “I met a girl the other day who was so carefree and loved nature. She reminded me of
This week in history we celebrate Sylvia Mendez, the Civil Rights activist, who at the age of nine was the center of a historic Supreme Court case championing school desegregation. Sylvia’s father was from Mexico and her mother was Puerto Rico