Book Tour: A Friendly Town That’s Almost Always by the Ocean
Have you ever wanted to visit a town that was different from anywhere else? Welcome to TopSea: A Friendly Town That’s Almost Always by the Ocean. A new book by authors Kir Fox and M. Shelley Coats. I received a copy of the book in exchange for my honest thoughts. About A Friendly Town That’s […]
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Banishing the Stigma of Mental Health
Mental Health Awareness month begins soon–May 1st, to be exact. Of course, the goal of such a campaign is to make more of a dialogue around the subject, and I think that this one is especially important because it’s a dialogue that we just don’t have often enough. For some reason, despite the great strides […]
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How To Turn Your Grown-Up Into A Robot and Other Coding Stories
How to Turn Your Grown-Up Into A Robot and Other Coding Stories will hook your kids on this book while familiarizing themselves with the language of coding. I received a copy of these coding stories in exchange for a post. All opinions are my own. When I was a kid, our computer was a a bulky […]
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A Guide to Catering for Vegetarian Guests
We’ve all been there. Our vegetarian friend is coming to dinner, and we have no idea what to cook. Even if you haven’t faced this particular headache, with over 7 million Americans following a vegetarian diet, it’s bound to happen sooner or later. So, what do you cook for the main course when meat is “off the […]
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Live Your Life: 14 Days to the Best You by Ann LeFevre
It’s time to start living your life. If you feel yourself in a rut, and not sure who you are anymore, you’ll want to check out Live Your Life by Ann Lefevre. I received a copy for review. All opinions are my own. About Live Your Life Live Your Life: 14 Days to the […]
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Book Tour: Charlie and Frog by Karen Kane
Welcome back to another book tour! Today I’m telling you about Charlie & Frog by Karen Kane. I received a copy of the book in exchange for my thoughts. About Charlie and Frog All Charlie Tickler wants is for his parents to listen. Charlie’s parents have left him (again). This time they are off to […]
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Book Tour: Burning Magic by Joshua Khan
Welcome welcome! I’m so glad you stopped by to learn more about Book 3 in the Shadow Magic series: Burning Magic. I was sent a copy of the book in exchange for my thoughts. About Burning Magic In Book 3 of a 3-book series, when Lily, aka the “witch queen” and bat-rider extraordinaire Thorn travel […]
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Hygge: Learning to Relax and Enjoy the Simple Things
Hygge: pronounced hoo-guh. The Danish word means feeling cozy contentment while enjoying the simple things that life has to offer. When I first heard of hygge, I pictured myself curled up on our couch, a fire blazing in our non-existent fireplace, a good book in my lap, and a cup of hot cocoa in my hand. […]
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Pledge to Recycle and Earn Money for Your School
The coupons for product redemption, information, and gift card have been provided by Entenmann’s Little Bites® so that I could try the product and share information about the Entenmann’s Little Bites ® Pouch Recycling Program with TerraCycle® and my thoughts and information about Entenmann’s Little Bites®. The opinions expressed in this post are my own and do not reflect the opinions of […]
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How to Have a Romantic Evening at Home
How to Have a Romantic Evening at Home by Alek Sabin When you picture a romantic evening with your significant other, what are you imagining? Rooftop restaurants and majestic getaways? That’s fair, but the more extravagant you make a nice romantic night on the town, the further away it gets from being a reality. You […]
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