children's book
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The Real Truth About Santa
As children grow we may find ourselves stuck between wanting to hold on to their innocence and maintaining the truth. Read to see how you can do both!
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Book Three is Coming In November and here’s the new title…
This book is AMAZING. It is a young middle grade fantasy book meant for children as young as 5, but has a purposeful reading level intended for 3rd and 4th grade children. The chapters are short so that all kids can find success with their reading stamina AND for parents who are reading to their…
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What’s Been Happening? Agents and motivation
Over the summer many things came to fruition. I got an agent, lost said agent, and wrote two books.
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Structure in a very unstructured world. Why our kids need schedules, predictability and order.
I will never forget the day a teaching consultant came into my classroom. It was my first year teaching. I was 24 and had a group of fourth graders in Y’bor City, Florida. I had gone to graduate school for education, but honestly had no idea what I was doing. The consultant was middle aged,…
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Bedtime Stories
Reading to our kids is more important than we could ever imagine Bedtime in our house is always the best and worst part of the night. The day is wrapping up, quiet time is instilling and the expectation of not having to take care of anyone else for the rest of the evening is quickly…
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Books, Bedtime Fears and Angels
Bedtime fears can be real, we are all afraid of something. Check out this podcast on helping your child sleep and so much more!
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Kids Reap Big Benefits From Bedtime Stories
My advice to parents with children who are interested in improving their child’s reading ability would be to start small. Anything is better than nothing. Try to start with short books that interest both you and your children. Aim for two to three read alouds per week, whether at night, waiting for the dentist, sitting…
