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By Julie Capouch
Julie Capouch is a military wife and mother of two very busy preschoolers. She is a junior scholar (a.k.a. overloaded grad student) in Literature at APSU in Tennessee and a READ 180 intern. She holds a B.A. in English and Special Education and loves all things literary, children’s literary, that is. She writes book reviews, literacy articles, and quick tips for incorporating books and literacy into an already busy schedule.
The Holiday Season is officially here. So here’s to days at home with the kids and lots of time to read! One of my favorite things to do around Christmas is snuggle on the floor in front of the fireplace or near the Christmas tree with a tray of hot cocoa and a stac ... Read more...
November is National Prematurity Awareness Month, a time when many people and organizations focus on preterm birth and the families that it touches, but amidst all this focus, one important individual is often forgotten: the older sibling of a premature child. ... Read more...
My son loves trains. His worship of Thomas the Tank Engine was fleeting and barely lasted beyond his third birthday, but his interest in locomotives hasn't wavered one bit. So when my husband stumbled upon this beautiful book, he knew our little man would be drawn t ... Read more...
"The World Doesn't Need Another Rhyming Tooth Fairy or Alphabet Book." -Andrea Brown,owner of Andrea Brown Literary Agency, Inc. Her words, not mine, and she said them around 1998 in an interview you can find HERE. But, boy, I could not agree more, ... Read more...