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Spooktober Storytime: Snakes!

by Rebecca J. Gomez

One day when my husband and I were walking at the park, I spotted a snake curled up in the branches of a shrub. I pulled out my phone and crept toward it, much to my husband’s dismay. “It’s just a garter snake,” I said....

11 days ago
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Tractor fun with OTIS by Loren Long

We are continuing our harvest theme this week with a look at tractors! Our featured book is Otis by Loren Long. It’s a sweet story that is perfect for harvest time, and we hope you enjoy it.


Read: Otis by Loren Long

Otis is a...

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Harvest Time!

Listen closely: Do you hear the hum of harvest? Corn plucking, combines whirring, wind whistling, leaves crunching, and rain drip-dropping. The sounds of autumn are creeping up on us, as are the tastes of autumn! In other words…It’s Pumpkin...

a month ago
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Read, Discuss, Do with POCKET BEAR

When I was a little girl I received a stuffed bear called Huggy Bear for my sixth birthday. This bear was different than other stuffed bears in that his insides were made of a firm (but still snuggly) foam which enabled him to “hug” a child...

2 months ago
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Letter writing with CAN I BE YOUR DOG?


Read: Can I Be Your Dog? by Troy Cummings

In Can I Be Your Dog? by Troy Cummings, a dog writes letters to various people on Butternut Street, hoping that one of them will be his forever family. Then, after a series of rejection...

2 months ago
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  • Rebecca J. Gomez

    Children's book author, artist, baker, story time enthusiast, follower of Christ.

  • Mindy Baker
  • Marci Whitehurst

    Kids, Cows, and Counting Blessings. Children's author, columnist, and agricultural assistant.

  • Jessica Linn Evans

    Drawer. Volleyballer. Traditional mediums. Wonder, adventure, invention, friendship, loyalty, and a bit of peril.

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