A list of things I’m totally digging at the moment and have to share with you!
Tag: books
“Are fairies real?” “I don’t know, Bean. They could be. Do you believe in them?” “Yes. But I’ve never seen one.” “Just because we’ve never seen something doesn’t mean it’s not real, right? Have you ever seen a hippo?” “No.” “So, I don’t know. Maybe fairies are real, and maybe they’re not. If you want
For some reason it seemed like there was some interest in what our family has been reading at the library recently. When I did this the first time several people said they are always looking for new book suggestions. I dug into the bag this morning to see what I had there and I wasn’t
I have always heard about seeing things through the eyes of a child, which immediately makes me think of imaginative play, silly questions, and Christmas. And while my daughter has refreshed my perspective in those respects, she has also managed to open my eyes in ways I hadn’t even thought of. I’m sure other people
Our family relies heavily on our town library. Lovey is an avid reader and pretty much reads all.day.long. Her voracious appetite for books isn’t easy on the wallet so we try to get at many books as we can from the library. Also, only having one income currently means Honey and I aren’t buying as
Our family relies heavily on our town library. Lovey is an avid reader and pretty much reads all.day.long. Her voracious appetite for books isn’t easy on the wallet so we try to get at many books as we can from the library. Also, only having one income currently means Honey and I aren’t buying as
Once again, I have a bunch of random thoughts rattling around in my head, so it seems like a good time for another one of these posts. This post is an idea I stole from here . Questioning: I am hoping my fellow moms can help me with my picky eater problem. I’ve shared before
As I write this, it’s still only 44 degrees outside. This week my daughter told me I need to start sending a coat with her to school again – she’s cold on the play ground! But there are buds on the trees and daffodils blooming, so we’re calling it Spring – finally! Even though the
I have one word for you: Princesses. If the title of this post has you singing a tune from Aladdin, you are going to know exactly where I am coming from. My older daughter has discovered princesses. She’s four and a half and pretty far from a girly-girl. She’s not interested in makeup, having her hair
We’ve had a decent snow and Thankgiving is over so it’s officially winter. Here’s the next installment of our favorites from our seasonal reading basket. Most of them tend to be more Winter and Snow related than Christmas related. We have no religious/meaning of Christmas books in the mix, as I have trouble answering questions
