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REVIEW: What It’s Like to Be Me

Elizabeth Ann O’Handley’s What It’s Like to Be Me is a heartfelt, magical journey into the world of self-discovery and self-acceptance. Through the voice of a young girl, readers are invited to reflect on what it means to know ourselves, not through the opinions of others, but by looking inward with honesty and love. TheContinueContinue reading “REVIEW: What It’s Like to Be Me”

Blast from the past: Halloween is Grinch Season Full T.V. Special.

Looking for something family friendly to watch this Halloween? We bet you missed this lesser known classic by Dr. Seuss When most people think of the Grinch, their minds jump straight to Christmas — but did you know our favorite green grump also tried to spoil Halloween? Halloween Is Grinch Night, the often-overlooked 1977 TV specialContinueContinue reading “Blast from the past: Halloween is Grinch Season Full T.V. Special.”

Beating the back to school blues – for moms

Let’s be honest, kids aren’t always the only ones dreading back to school time. The end of summer means it’s time to sharpen pencils, pack lunches, and send the kids back to school. While plenty of parents breathe a sigh of relief, for many moms, this time of year comes with its own emotional hurdles.ContinueContinue reading “Beating the back to school blues – for moms”

Review: Pundalik & Lord Vitthala

An illustrated tale and activity book that teaches children the timeless value of respecting their parents. Pundalik & Lord Vitthala: The Man Whom God Visited Because He Served His Parents Selflessly with Love by Mala Khiroya is a heartfelt children’s book that blends story, spirituality, and interactive learning. Rather than lecture, Khiroya tells the taleContinueContinue reading “Review: Pundalik & Lord Vitthala”

5 Summer BBQ ideas, besides Hot Dogs

Everyone loves a summer get together, try mixing it up at your next party by hitting the grill with some new ideas. When summer hits and the grill fires up, it’s easy to fall back on the classics — burgers, hot dogs, afterall kids love them. But what if this year you took your BBQContinueContinue reading “5 Summer BBQ ideas, besides Hot Dogs”

Book Review: Sound Catchers by Jessica Coriat

An Uplifting Journey of Hearing, Hope, and Heart Jessica Coriat’s Sound Catchers is an engagingly written and illustrated picture book that gently opens a window into the world of children with hearing loss. At the center of the story is Maddy, a twin girl who, from an early age, experiences hearing loss. Through the story,ContinueContinue reading “Book Review: Sound Catchers by Jessica Coriat”

Top Toys 2025

Christmas shopping in July The world of toys is always evolving, but in 2025, we’re seeing a noticeable return to the classics — with a twist. From retro favorites to STEAM-based learning tools, today’s toy trends strike a balance between nostalgia and innovation. Parents and kids alike are reaching for toys that encourage creativity, imagination,ContinueContinue reading “Top Toys 2025”

Helping Kids Fall in Love with Reading: 7 Simple Ways to Keep the Magic Alive

Discover ways to help your child not only read more, but enjoy it more too. Photo by Mikhail Nilov on Pexels.com There’s something so special about watching a child get lost in a story. A lifelong love of reading often starts young, and it’s truly one of the most meaningful gifts we can give toContinueContinue reading “Helping Kids Fall in Love with Reading: 7 Simple Ways to Keep the Magic Alive”

REVIEW: STASH! Little Horse, Big City

A touching book introducing children to the idea of therapy animals In Stash!: Little Horse, Big City, young authors Rhiya and Aarya share the inspiring story of a miniature therapy horse whose gentle presence brings comfort to those in need. Drawing from their own experiences in equestrian sports and community service, the authors craft aContinueContinue reading “REVIEW: STASH! Little Horse, Big City”

Interview with Prescilla Goraya author of “Liz”

Reflections of grief, memory, and inspiration. Liz is a mixture of real-life and historical events, and my own imagination. Prescilla Goraya In this interview, we talk with Prescilla Goraya, author of Liz, a children’s story that imagines the days following Queen Elizabeth II’s passing through the eyes of her royal dogs. Written during a challengingContinueContinue reading “Interview with Prescilla Goraya author of “Liz””