READING WEEK IN REVIEW: updates, what I’ve been reading this week & what I hope to read next week
I thought I’d forgo the usual reading vlog this week for a “week in review” type video to keep things interesting.
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I thought I’d forgo the usual reading vlog this week for a “week in review” type video to keep things interesting.
A year ago I was completely oblivious to modern day slavery and human trafficking. Completely. Last summer I read The Scent of Water and my eyes began to open. In the last six months I have done some research but I know I have only scratched the surface of a worldwide problem. // //…
Every year I like to create a list of independent reads for my daughter (and will do the same for my son once he is reading on his own). She never reads every book on the list but I enjoy making it nonetheless. My main goal of the independent reading list is to push her…
I have been intentional with my mother culture “basket” for a year now. Here’s a look into what I am using and reading this spring.
This was not an easy week. At 6:00 Saturday morning a child woke up soaked in pee, while I was bathing said child another child plopped outside the bathroom door complaining of a headache/fever, that feeling of overwhelm when you have two kids that need you to do two different things at the same time…
I have been really into middle grade novels in the last few years. At first I was embarrassed about it, I’m in my thirties after all, but then I just decided to roll with it and I’ve come to learn that I am not alone in my love for middle grade novels! There is so…
In the last few months I’ve been realizing how much more Ephraim enjoys chapter books when they are funny. For that reason I’ve been trying to add more funny chapter books into our rotation and alternating them with the more serious ones. There are some writers that just have that knack for writing silly chapter…