Finding a schedule that works for your family
Cynthia d'Entremont
Seaside Treasures
By Sarah Grindler Nimbus Publishing Ages 4 to 8 This interactive guidebook showcases a myriad of treasures found at the beach. Starfish, sand dollars, and sea urchins are scattered about, and little beachcombers are encouraged to “make sure there is no one home” before scooping up shells. An array of sea glass is illustrated in […]
Backyard Adventure
By Amanda Tomsen Storey Publishing Bursting with 51 activities, this book is designed to ignite fun and rev up kids’ imaginations. There’s no excuse for boredom when an outdoor play space is filled with exploding sidewalk chalk or an experimental mud lab. How about creating an outdoor art gallery filled with “graffiti” string art or […]
Anna at the Art Museum
Story by Hazel Hutchins & Gail Herbert Illustrations by Lil Crump Ages 4-7 Making a connection between life and art is a challenge for Anna. She accompanies her mother to an art museum and quickly feels surrounded by things that are “old and boring.” Anna tries to entertain herself but is thwarted by the museum […]
Mondays with Nonna
Story by Olga Manzoni Illustrations by Luisa Grottker Ages 5 to 8 Does dreading Monday dampen your family’s weekend joy? In this “children’s book for adults first,” everyone is encouraged to set worry aside and embrace a new day by choosing a happy outlook. Anticipating exciting possibilities helps James and Nonna look forward to the […]