For most people, hugs are as natural as breathing. But for people with autism, being touched can be of the of the things that make

For most people, hugs are as natural as breathing. But for people with autism, being touched can be of the of the things that make
It’s Wednesday which means it is time for the Nonfiction Picture Book Challenge hosted by Alyson Beecher at KidLitFrenzy. I love the idea of trying
One of the things that seems to be happening in many of the public schools, at least in my neck of the woods, is that
Welcome to Day #7 of the On Bird Hill Blog Tour! To celebrate the release of On Bird Hill by Jane Yolen and illustrated by Bob
The aging process is a very difficult thing for anyone to comprehend. Explaining what is happening when Grandma or Grandpa starts to lose their memory
“Careful the things you say, children will listen. Careful the things you do, children will see and learn.” So says Stephen Sondheim in the beginning