Today, I’m beginning a little series on finding, reading, and using excellent books for women’s history month. Today, we’ll focus on the finding. Later this
Well, we lost February somewhere in the fog of crazy weather and illness, so I’m woefully behind in sharing resources with you for African-American history
If you follow Read It, Make It! on Facebook, you probably saw my announcement last week that author Kate DiCamillo won the 2014 Newbery Medal.
We aren’t Chinese, nor do we have close Chinese friends, so we don’t really celebrate Chinese New Year. However, I found an amazing little book
Last week, I shared an amazing vintage Soviet children’s book that I found in a used book store. Today, I’m sharing the companion to that
We’re getting a new roof today. It’s exciting, in that we won’t have to worry about leaks. It’s unexciting, in that it’s a very expensive
I’ll bet you read that title and were expecting a little waving Lenin, weren’t you? As you may have noticed, Russian culture and I have
Y’all. This is how I feel when Bethany asks me a dinosaur-related question: In truth, I was pretty obsessed with dinosaurs at her age, so
And… it’s Thursday. And… the blog has been a little quiet. Sorry about that! To apologize, I’ll share a great series of early chapter books
This happened on Saturday. Bethany told me that she and Clara were building a clubhouse in the living room. I was doing dishes, so I