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Best Cozy Mysteries for Early Elementary
- The Great Mouse Detective: Basil of Baker Street by Eva Titus
An early chapter book, perfect for your growing readers who aren’t quite ready for more advanced middle-grade stories. I love these mysteries and find them very engaging!...
Behind the Stories with Megan McDonald
I am absolutely THRILLED to share the first installment of Behind the Stories, a new addition to on the family bookshelf!
Never fear, the regular booklists you know and love are here to stay. Alongside them, I thought it would be fun to ge...
Grandma, Grandpa & A Good Story
What makes you think of your grandparents? For me, it’s the smell of cookies, the sight of bright lipstick, and the sound of a rousing card game. Grandparents provide a listening ear, wisdom, a treasure trove of stories, and perhaps a littl...
From Apple Trees to Apple Pie: Apple Books for the Whole Family
We went to the Farmer’s Market today, and you had better believe that I loaded up on several different kinds of apples! Is there anything that says fall like biting into a freshly picked, slightly tart yet sweet apple all at the same time?...
Books that Bring Us Home
Home means so many things…the creaky step, the smell of a favorite baked good, the place where we learn, make mistakes, ask for and give forgiveness, and know that we are loved.
As we transition into a new season, a season with cooler eve...
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Pointing the way towards wholesome picture books, early readers, and middle-grade fiction to nurture character, imagination and love of reading. Encouraging families to slow-down, read well, and grow together.
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