DEAR WILD CHILD, YOU CARRY YOUR HOME INSIDE YOU tells a story about inner strength. It is a beautifully written picture book recently...

I am thrilled to introduce you to Julia Lyon, my critique partner whose debut picture book, A Dinosaur Named Ruth: How Ruth Mason...

The following is my response to the most recent article in the #WashingtonPost about the reading preferences of today's children. I had...

Wood, Wire and Wings: Emma Lillian Todd Invents an Airplane is a lyrical tale about both the challenges and joys of turning ideas into...

These unprecedented times have inspired many questions about microbes and viruses. I’ve gathered a few children’s books that will inform...

How could an uneducated 17th century cloth merchant become the Father of Microbiology? And why should children read about him? A few...

Here’s a list of picture books about water, with thanks to those around the world who love and protect waters that give us life and...

“ All the Water in the World ….is all the water in the world.” How’s that for a opening line? The entire book delivers on the promise of...

Here's my final book rec in celebration of Picture Book Month ! The Boy Who Invented TV , , written by Kathleen Krull and illustrated...

In celebration of my daughter's birthday AND of Picture Book Month, today's recommendations show what girl power can do in math and the...

Two more engaging picture books to celebrate Picture Book Month! Strong as Sandow: How Eugen Sandow Became the Strongest Man on Earth , ...

The following article was published in STEAM Ed Magazine, July 2016 edition. Who among us has never doubted something that we’ve been...