The Willoughbys appear to be a perfectly normal from the outside. Two parents who greatly love each other and four children. The problem: Mr. and Mrs. Willoughby never wanted children and have no extra love for them. When these four kids grow up, they determine they would be better off living on their own. Check out our full review now!
Happy Earth Day! Check out these fun recycling activities from home! Use what you have in quarantine to create some fun projects.
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!
No one anticipated that Easter services would be at home this year. But then again, the disciples weren’t expecting the resurrection to look like it did either. So we’re in good company to have a truly moving Easter experience. Our hope is that even though this Holy Week is virtual, that it will be a deep and meaningful week that your family will always remember.
Poppy and Branch are out on another adventure. Queen Poppy will stop at nothing to unite all of the different trolls they’ve just discovered. But are all the new types of music just too different? Here are our lessons from Trolls World tour plus a parent review with discussion questions.
Good Friday. The term has always seemed a little funny to me. How can something so sad be called ‘good’? This is the day that commemorates the betrayal and crucifixion of Jesus. The word “good” does not have its usual meaning here though. It means holy. So today is “Holy Friday”. But isn’t that a general struggle this year?
No one anticipated that Easter services would be at home this year. But then again, the disciples weren’t expecting the resurrection to look like it did either. So we’re in good company to have a truly moving Easter experience. Our hope is that even though this Holy Week is virtual, that it will be a deep and meaningful week that your family will always remember. This is part two in our Easter at Home series.
This 4 part series is about the week leading up to Jesus’ death and resurrection, and how we can make room for that during this pandemic and isolation. No one anticipated that Easter services would be at home this year. But then again, the disciples weren’t expecting the resurrection to look like it did either. Our hope is that even though this Holy Week is virtual, that it will be a deep and meaningful week that your family will always remember.
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