Petey is still struggling with being good or being bad. Meanwhile, it appears that Dog Man has turned to a life of crime! Will Li’l Petey and Sarah and their friends be able to save the day? (and we still have Li’l Petey’s knock-knock jokes!)
A free social distancing story and resource for elementary families.
There are many lessons that can be gleaned from World War 2 books. With so much WW2 literature out there, we have put together some books to check out!
It’s Elliot’s first day at a new school and he is going on a field trip to a creepy forest. Check out our full Creatures of the Pines review now!
A Dog Man: Lord of the Fleas review by the Hobbit on 4/5/20This post contains affiliate links, you can find out more on our policies page or in the disclaimer at the bottom of the blog. Book: Dog Man: Lord of the FleasAuthor and Illustrator: Dav PilkeyPages: 229 (253 with added activities)Published: 2018Rating: 5 out … Read more
J.R.R. Tolkien is recognized as one of the most influential British authors. These works together give us a great insight into Tolkien’s wisdom. Tolkien really valued language and the words used to describe things. Here are ten lessons from them.
Audiobooks for families are starting to get the shine they have deserved for several years. They are so versatile. You can listen during your commute, walking the dog, doing the dishes, or just chilling in your house. And there is something very special about listening to someone read a story to you and your family together.
Check out these biographies- real, inspiring reads- for the new year! 5 top biographies with over 30 other suggestions! Motivators, innovators, survivors and more!
In the late 1800’s, a rebellion is brewing in China. For many reasons a group known as the Boxers starts a violent rebellion that succeeds in reclaiming parts of China for the Chinese, and killing or driving out all foreigners (which includes Chinese who have converted to Christianity). But this rebellion not only has a toll in lives, it has a spiritual cost also. The lives of two people, one on either side of the rebellion, interact in the midst of the rebellion and show us these costs. Check out our full review now!
It’s a new year! Which calls for new books! Here’s some of our teams picks for the light reader, the bookworm and our current wishlists! What was your favorite read of 2019 and what’s on your list for 2020?