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Royal Reads to Get You Ready for The Crown Season 3

by Connie | Oct 24, 2019 | Books, TV | 0 |

If you’ve been watching The Crown on Netflix, you know that season three will debut on...

Art on the Rocks – 35 Rock-Painting Project, Tips & Techniques

by Connie | Aug 4, 2017 | 2017 Holiday Gift Guide, Books, Everyday Crafts | 0 |

Rock painting has become a bit of a phenomenon and clubs are springing up all over the US to paint and hid rocks to encourage strangers and make their day (read Painted Rocks: What’s It All About & How to Find a Group Near You!). But while you may be excited about joining in the fun, it can be quite daunting knowing what tools to use or buy and how to go beyond simple paintings to begin to create little works of art to leave for others.

I’m Going to Give You A Bear Hug! Kids Will Love this Adorable New Picture Book #BearHugBook

by Connie | Jul 18, 2017 | 2017 Holiday Gift Guide, Baby & Kids, Books | 0 |

I’m always on the lookout for great new books to share with my granddaughter, and I’ve found a gem in a new book by Caroline B. Cooney. I’m Going to Give You A Bear Hug! is a children’s picture book written for kids ages 4 through 8, but one that will be enjoyed by much younger children as their last story before bedtime book.

4th of July Books for Children Ages 1 through 10 – History, Traditions, & More

by Connie | Jun 20, 2017 | Baby & Kids, Books, Patriotic - 4th of July | 0 |

Kids love the fireworks, picnics, and parades, but do they know what the Fourth of July means? Or why we have some of the traditions we participate in for Independence Day? Check out the books below for kids as young as 12-months and as old as 10-years to learn more.

Keep Moving Forward, Maslow-Style – Reaching Your Full Potential

by Connie | May 21, 2017 | Books, Parenting | 19 |

Many of us have a special memory of a time in our lives that we remember with fondness. Sometimes we even wish we could go back and relive those moments of our lives again. I was reminded quite poignantly a few years ago that no matter how good a memory may be, it’s only a memory, and other than in our dreams, we can’t go back and relive it.