by Jane Green | Feb 3, 2025
My son loaned me a middle grade novel to read that held a story about “endurance, hope, and finding you way back home”. (Quote from the back cover.) My daughter read it, also. We all fell in love with the book. Ice Dogs, by Terry Lynn Johnson is an epic...
by Jane Green | Jan 27, 2025
Kevin Henkes has written many children’s book. I have four of them. His books always pull a child into the story, allows them to identify with the same type feelings as his characters, and is always very humorous on a level even the younger children can...
by Jane Green | Jan 20, 2025
This week I am reviewing a resource for families and individuals with a love for history and learning about obscure people who’ve made a difference in the world. This resource comes in the form of “Learning Guides” that help you dive deep into the...
by Jane Green | Jan 13, 2025
I’ve been reading every motivational book I can get my hands on lately. I recently started PepTalk, by Terri Savelle Foy. I love Terri’s writing because she always backs it up with scripture. She also brings out many obscure scriptures that you’ve...
by Jane Green | Jan 6, 2025
There are so many things in life that hold us back from reaching our fullest potential, but one of the biggest challenges we face is believing in ourselves and who God created us to be. I’m still reading Jack Canfield’s book, “The Success Principles...
