Which book are you looking to dive into first this summer?
Which book are you looking to dive into first this summer?
A MUCH NEEDED message especially in the time we are living in. Two simple but powerful words: YOU MATTER
โThe summer is made for stoop-sitting
and since itโs the last week before school starts,
Harlem is opening its eyes to September.โ
The Poet X ~ Elizabeth Acevedo
Here's a confession that you may or may not be surprised by: I've gone to therapy.
It may come as NO surprise to you that I decided to Disney Bound to work on Wednesdays!
This is what almost 20 years of marriage looks like. What almost 28 years of being together looks like. Patience. Tolerance. Knowing each other so well. And knowing what you can and cannot accept from/for your partner.
Itโs no secret that I fell in love with Llama with his very first word: DAT!
There are many llamas out there, but no llama is quite like the llama created by duo Jonathan Stutzman (author) and Heather Fox (illustrator).
Happy Motherโs Day to all of you, but especially those of us with empty arms. xo
Before my writing group meeting this morning, I grabbed a few books that I wanted to re-read today for inspiration to work on my own writing.
Rapid fire questions for To All the Boys Iโve Loved Before by Jenny Han
Little Lion writes a mini review of the first two Aru Shah books by Roshani Chokshi.
โI like to save things. Not important things like whales or people or the environment. Silly things. Porcelain bells, the kind you get at souvenir ships. Cookie cutters youโll never use, because who needs a cookie in the shape of a foot? Ribbons for my hair. Love letters. Of all the things I save, I guess you could say my love letters are my most prize possession.โ
To All the Boys Iโve Loved Before by Jenny Han
How do you balance the calm with the anxiety? The need to know current news with the need not to bombard your kids with every detail of whatโs going on?
Do you know what trisomy 18 is?
I thought I did when I was a med student and resident. I thought I did until I found out that my daughter had trisomy 18.
Itโs BEAR DAY! Okay, not officially, but Iโm calling today Bear Day in the Bookworm house.
Why?
Because today is my sister-in-lawโs birthday and she LOVES bears.