Sarah Mackenzie richt zich op de kracht van literatuur bij het opbouwen van familiebanden. Via haar populaire podcast en geschriften moedigt ze ouders aan om via boeken verbinding te maken met hun kinderen. Haar werk benadrukt hoe samen lezen relaties kan verrijken en blijvende herinneringen kan creëren. Mackenzie pleit voor een doordachte selectie van boeken en hun integratie in het gezinsleven.
In The Read-Aloud Family, founder of the Read-Aloud Revival podcast Sarah Mackenzie champions the lifelong benefits of reading aloud to children and offers book lists, strategies, and tools parents can use to form deep and lasting connections with their kids.
Closely analyzing dramatic texts by Monique Mojica, Marie Clements, and Yvette Nolan, MacKenzie explores representations of gendered colonialist violence in order to determine the varying ways in which these representations are employed subversively and informatively by Indigenous women.
A heartwarming new novel about friendship, loss and following your dreams - perfect for fans of Jill Shalvis, Sarah Morgan and Susan Mallery.
This resource helps raise awareness of ethical issues and guides teachers and teacher leaders in approaching difficult ethical dilemmas
Caring for a loved one with dementia requires immense dedication, resilience, and compassion. The journey is filled with daily challenges and triumphs, as caregivers navigate the complexities of this condition. The impact of dementia extends beyond the individual, profoundly affecting family dynamics and relationships. This book offers insights into the caregiving experience, highlighting the emotional and practical aspects of supporting someone facing this formidable adversary.
The enchanting tale follows a little shrew who, stirred by the moonlight, explores a vibrant garden at night. As she joins a lively gathering of moths, crickets, frogs, and other creatures, the story unfolds in delightful rhymes, celebrating the magic of nighttime adventures and the beauty of nature.
The Story of a Garden
Determined to enhance the beauty of her surroundings, Lou Alice's departure from her town goes unnoticed, except by a perceptive little girl. Inspired by Lou Alice's legacy, the girl embarks on a journey to continue her work. However, she soon realizes that merely imitating Lou Alice isn't sufficient. The story explores themes of individuality and the quest for personal expression in making the world a better place.
Barbara Cooney Paints Her World
The narrative follows Barbara Cooney's journey as she transforms her local library into a paradise, reflecting her passion for beauty and storytelling. Renowned for her award-winning picture books, Cooney's artistic journey spans locations from New York to Maine and beyond, highlighting her ability to capture the essence of various landscapes. Her works, including "Chanticleer and the Fox" and "Miss Rumphius," showcase her dedication to illustrating the world for children, making her a legendary figure in children's literature.
Focusing on the challenges faced by caregivers of highly sensitive children, this book offers a wealth of support, wisdom, and empowerment. It provides practical strategies, emotional insights, and nurturing guidance to help caregivers navigate their unique journey. By addressing the specific needs of sensitive children, it fosters understanding and resilience, encouraging caregivers to embrace their role with confidence. This resource serves as a sanctuary for those seeking to enhance their caregiving experience and support their children's emotional well-being.
Set in the charming locale of Piney Glen, this story follows a group of friends as they navigate life's ups and downs together. The narrative emphasizes the importance of friendship, illustrating that true support lies not in solving each other's issues, but in simply being present for one another. With a lighthearted tone, it captures the essence of camaraderie and the joy found in shared experiences.