There are a lot of talks out there about who you should or shouldn’t follow on Instagram, especially if what you’re scrolling through doesn’t make you feel good about yourself.
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There are a lot of talks out there about who you should or shouldn’t follow on Instagram, especially if what you’re scrolling through doesn’t make you feel good about yourself.
We’re going to see lots of posts today about some fabulous and inspiring women and girls.
Here are some of my own (writer) heroes.
Do you pre-order books so you’ll have them on their release day?
In honor of World Read Aloud Day, here are two of our all time favorite picture books to read out loud.
Every New Year’s Day, my Lola (grandma) would hold a raffle.
I have a hard time letting things go. In my heart.
So it may come as no surprise to you that I’m still mourning Little Lion’s wand.
Picture Books are for EVERYONE. Over the summer, Little Lion systematically pulled out almost every single picture book off of our shelves so she could re-read them. All of them.
An invitation to write some poetry, with some prompt-starting ideas for the reluctant and not-so-reluctant writer in you.
This year for Banned Books Week the American Library Association is encouraging us to write letters to banned authors.
The bullet point list of why we love Ben Hatke.
A series featuring “The Skinny” on our favorite writers and illustrators.
Today, in honor of Peter H. Reynolds, I want to talk about another one of his books, Sky Color. In Sky Color, Marisol is an artist but she becomes stumped when she is helping to paint a school mural and there is NO BLUE PAINT FOR THE SKY!
Doctor Bookworm (the blog) is 3 years old! We’re celebrating with a three book giveaway.
A great legend has passed away, but her words will inspire for centuries to come.
My Bookworm girls always come back to Harry Potter. We discuss what we’ve learned the most from the HP series and JK Rowling.
The Bookworm girls are, well, bookworms and here is what they have read this summer so far.
A belated recounting of our annual trip to the L.A.Times Festival of Books
Every day I meet an Evan Hansen or a Connor Murphy or an Alana Beck. Or a Zoe Murphy. Every day I meet one of these kids in our office, whether they are teens or still toddlers.
For the Evan or Connor who is already a teen, I take a deep breath. For those of you who don’t know what I’m talking about, Evan and Connor are characters in the musical (and now novel), Dear Evan Hansen. Both of whom are struggling with feeling alone, with feeling anxiety, with feeling/being depressed.