
a newsletter documenting the reading lives of an always-learning mama and her little ones
| Platform | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly | |
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| Issues | 40 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 20 days ago |
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Two months ago I wrote about what reading looked like for me at two months postpartum. Now I’m four months postpartum, and I think it’s time for another update! A lot of my posts here focus on creating little snapshots of my own reading and...
The other night I thought, “You know what my reading life needs? FUN. And you know what’s fun? BINGO.”
So I opened up Canva, and I made these Summer Reading Bingo cards. There’s a version for grownups and a version for kids. You can have t...
To say I’ve been thinking about homeschooling for a while would be putting it lightly. I began college as an education major (for teaching English as a second language), and I took two semesters of a class called Survey of Elementary Mathem...
Before I had our third baby in February, I wrote out a tentative plan for some books I’d like to read in the early postpartum months. Let’s just say I’m glad I labeled it “tentative” because otherwise I might feel like a liar—I have hardly...
I thought my postpartum reading plan might be my final post before having a baby. Then I considered that I might like to write one final installment in my Day in the Life of a Reader series before we become a family of five—one last snapsho...
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Wife & homeschool mama. Reader & writer. Deuteronomy 6:4-9
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