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The merry month of June marks many wonderful observances, but today, we’d like to call attention to the three that honor Mother Nature. June 5th is World Environment Day, June 8th is World Oceans Day, and June 22nd is World Rainforest Day. Let’s break down each one: World Environment Day (June 5th) […]
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One meandering path leads home to the center of YOU. Come explore the world of labyrinths with me. A labyrinth is one meandering path that winds its way back and forth to the center. Using the same path, we meander our way back out into the world, greatly shifting with calmness and new
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Guest post from Evans Bowen, Author of Pilgrimage: A Modern Seeker’s Guide My teachers have always told me that wisdom is knowledge applied to life. We all know wise people who have an insight into life that takes us by surprise. Intelligent people usually speak gently and lovingly because wisdom has taught them that
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What have you done lately to nurture your brain? If you’re feeling stressed and anxious by modern life going by at the speed of light, you might want to seek out some green space and take a slow walk or sit for a while and observe nature. Your brain will thank you. Being in
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Don’t Be Mean to 13 by Douglas Harris Award-winning children’s book author, Douglas Harris, is known for writing children’s books with his daughters, such as Elle The Humanist and the Stardust Book series. Now he has written a new book that explores why children might have friggatriskaidekaphobia (fear of Friday the 13th) and triskaidekaphobia (fear of the number 13)
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The Mayo Clinic Press Kids creates empowering health and wellness content in partnership with pediatric experts. Here are 2 New Kids Books by Mayo Clinic that help young readers understand Perfectionism and The Human Body.
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I have greatly loved the story of Helen Keller all of my life and the fact that January is National Braille Literacy Month has refreshed this love even more. On several occasions, I’ve had the chance to bring the story of Helen Keller to life for my children and our friends. Each time it
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It’s almost time for the epic online event celebrating diversity in children’s literature, known as Multicultural Children’s Book Day/Read Your World! This event is celebrating its tenth anniversary with online and offline book-related festivities on January 25, 2024. Read Your World is a non-profit whose mission is to raise awareness about children’s books
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Raise awareness for yourself and others with this World Diabetes Day informative article and recommended book list.
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We are lucky to live in a world where new, beautiful, and necessary children’s books are be written, published and enjoyed on a regular basis. Here is s list of some new or upcoming kidlit books that can be added to your “must read” list! Together We Can by Ned Hartley This beautiful book includes
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