Harry S. Truman once said, “Not all readers are leaders, but all leaders are readers.” We all want our children to become strong leaders, but what if you have a child who would rather eat Brussels sprouts than get anywhere near a book? If you’re like me and have a child who would rather eat … Read more
I am a book lover. I love the feel of the pages, the smell of the glue and the feeling of anticipation that comes with a new book to read. I apparently have a ton of books because people come over and comment on it. We only have 4 shelves. In the living room :). … Read more
Annette @ A Net in Time — Books we read together Kayla @ The Arrowood Zoo — Our Read Aloud Favorites Sarah @ Delivering Grace — Early Chapter books Sarah @ Delivering Grace — 45+ Older children’s chapter books Lis @ ~Acorns~ Nuggets of Gold — Swan-Like I Glide…. a chapter or two a day… Lisa @ Chickens, Bunnies and … Read more
Award-winning author, Carole P. Roman, shares her love of culture and history in her latest non-fiction series for kids. This innovative series introduces children from Pre-K to age 8 to different countries and cultures around the world. Carole P. Roman with Away We Go Media gave Schoolhouse Review Crew members the wonderful privilege of reviewing four of the books … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Barbour Publishing. Barbour Publishing presents a part epistolary, part narrative juvenile fiction novel, Diary of a Real Payne Book 1: True Story by Annie Tipton. The story follows the sometimes misunderstood misadventures of 10 year old Emma Jean Payne (EJ for short). Diary of a Real Payne is the first … Read more