I feel like I am finally at the phase of parenting when I can lose myself in books again. For so many years, I had such sporadic, short bursts of quiet time that engaging in a book felt like a losi…

Now reading: “Daily Life of the Ancient Greeks, Second Edition” by Robert Garland A well written little book. Probably would have been wiser to read...

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I realize I haven’t been the best about sharing what I’m reading currently with you guys! Sorry about that. I read this book a couple weeks ago and really enjoyed it. I love reading historical fiction accounts of women in history because I just find their stories so fascinating. Anne Morrow Lindbergh was married to the famous Charles Lindbergh — the man to make the first solo flight across the Atlantic Ocean back in 1927. This is the story of life according to Anne. It’s full of trials and hardships; not quite the “fairy tale” of a life she dreamed she would have. I’ll be honest and say at times, I felt like this book was pretty depressing {no one ever seemed to be truly happy!}. However, I really enjoyed reading it for it’s grit and honest details. I felt like I was really getting a sneak peak into a once famous couple’s real life — the one they kept hidden from the media. I’d definitely recommend this book to those of you who seem to share my love for historical fiction! Sure, it’s a bit depressing but it’s also a really good read. I had a hard time putting …

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To learn to read is to light a fire; every syllable that is spelled out is a spark. - Victor Hugo Hundreds, possibly thousands, of images of people

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From life lessons by Oprah Winfrey to Joanne Ramos' thrilling debut novel 'The Farm,' these new books are must-reads for spring 2019.

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Before your child starts reading, they’ll likely have a broad cognitive awareness of the concept of reading, like @sullybearandmax does! 📚Your child may pretend to read a book aloud, recite memorized words, or create a retelling based on the images. These actions show that your child knows how to hold a book and that books contain stories. Here are a few ways to support pre-literacy skills: 📖 Create a comfortable environment. Research shows that warm, shared reading interactions foster positive feelings and behaviors toward literacy. 📖 Point to words and pictures as you read. Children need lots of exposure to written words in the first three years of life. This builds awareness that will eventually help them learn to read. 📖 Ask your child questions about pictures as you read to

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Under-the-radar YA novels, forgotten Great American Novels, and, yes, Elena Ferrante.

This week has been nuts, y’all. I kicked it off on Sunday by cooking Arroz con Pollo for about 300 people at the nonprofit I work with, then Jaden & her hubby arrived for a few days and I’ve been visiting with some of my best blog buddies at the IACP conference. I’m also preparing for my big Noonday launch party on Saturday! It’s been go-go-go and now, unfortunately, I feel like I’m coming down with something. Of course!! Needless to say, I haven’t had a chance to be in my kitchen as much as usual this week. A few of you have been asking lately about my recent favorite cookbooks, so I thought today would be a great day to share. My first “recent” favorite is Jerusalem by Yotam Ottolenghi, featured above. YOU GUYS. You HAVE to get this book. It’s gorgeous and filled with amazing recipes. I’m making the hummus and a few other goodies out of it for my party on Saturday! It’s the type of book you want to just curl up in bed reading. I love it. Another recent favorite is Chez Panisse Vegetables by Alice Waters. This is definitely an older book {I believe …