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Today I am excited to share news about Karen Ferguson’s Questions for Kids Series, published by Ambassador International. Book Three in this series celebrates a birthday this month, and Book Four is releasing soon. Let’s check in with Karen for details on this children’s book series.
Q: Welcome, Karen! For those who may be new to your books, tell us...
This seems to be the season for new Christmas picture books to be released, and this one is another gem. Kate Rietema is an aspiring children’s author who’s being recognized among her peers. Her sweet story-telling voice, creative ideas, and award-winning books are finding their way into the Christian children’s market and her books belong on the shelves!
Her lates...
You are probably visiting a pumpkin patch and helping your children select their favorite pumpkin to decorate for the season. As the season changes, however, that precious squash will begin to decay. When it does, don’t be too quick to throw it away. What if a rotting pumpkin could become the beginning of something new?
That surprising transformation gives children ...
Tama Fortner is one of my very good author friends and one of my very favorite children’s authors. She has written dozens and dozens of beautiful books, and her newest picture book is another gem to add to the bookshelf.
In her newsletters Tama shares a bit about the story behind the story. I know you will enjoy reading this:
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“Children’s children are a crown to the aged, and parents are the pride of their children.” – Proverbs 17:6
Grandparents Day is in the rearview mirror, with as much fanfare as Hallmark could invest and almost no attention from people who are NOT grandparents. So let’s shift this whole “Celebrate Grandparents Day” from once ...