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The Pilgrims’ Thanksgiving

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The Pilgrims’ Thanksgiving From A To Z is, of course, from the same series as the books in my last post and, thus, contains the same benefits. Each letter represents a word or phrase, which is followed by a paragraph or so of explanation.  The youngest ones like it because they recognize the letters.  The […]

I Love You More Than Chocolate

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When Valentine’s Day rolls around, we typically think about husbands, wives, boyfriends, fiancées…but what about our children?  We love them, too!  We should, of course, be telling all of these people that we love them every day, but Valentine’s Day provides an opportunity to emphasize this once again, and the children should not be an […]

Blooming Buddies In the Garden

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Blooming Buddies, In the Garden is a children’s book filled with watercolor paintings of flowers, and accompanying verses. Its major “selling point,” in my opinion, is the beautiful, colorful watercolor illustrations. The accompanying text is verses — one to a page, it’s not really one cohesive plot or something, but individual verses — personifying the […]