Emma Freire
Emma FreireReading aloud at bedtime is the best part of the day. This Substack features brief reviews of the best (and worst) children's books we read in our home. We are a Christian family, and all the books I recommend align with our faith.
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Emma Freire #9: Early American history was lit
Hello and welcome back to my Substack! This is where I review the books I read aloud to my children. Bedtime stories are the best part of the day in my family.
Emma Freire #8: Epic children's history
Welcome back to my Substack, where I name (and occasionally shame) the books I’m reading to my children! Reading aloud at bedtime is the best part of my day, and I’m always on the lookout for quality children’s books.
Emma Freire #7: Narnia and quick catch-up
Welcome back to my substack! It’s been awhile since I posted. There’s a good reason for that. I try to recommend lesser known books. And over the past 6 weeks, we’ve been re-reading: The Chronicles of Narnia! We just started The Last Battle...
Emma Freire #6: In the Bleak Midwinter
Brrr….it’s cold in Maryland. It’s been a tough month. When you don’t attend school, icy rain and snow only cancel your fun activities. We are staying cozy and warm inside. Drinking tea, snuggling with the cat, and, of course, reading aloud....
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journalist, mother who loves to read aloud to her children
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