I will let you know what I think……don’t judge a book by it’s cover, McConaughey has something here…..
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Book: Greenlights
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The Good Children’s Book List
One dad’s list of Children’s books that he loves reading to his kids. Beautifully illustrated and cleverly written. Thank you Reading Rainbow.
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An Awesome Book of Love
An Awesome Book of Love by Dallas Clayton I read this book to the boys this morning. I didn’t want it to end….so good!
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Book: To Nepal with Love
I completely forgot my journals were published in this book. To Nepal With Love: A Travel Guide for the Connoisseur Paperback – Oct 1 2013 by Kim Fay (Editor), Cristi Hegranes (Editor), Kraig Lieb (Photographer) …
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Book: There’s A Barnyard in My Bedroom
I started reading this book with Arlo and I thought, wow, these are really great stories about learning about the things around us and where they came from. I looked at the author name and …
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The importance of solitude
Michael Harris explains it well in a his new book “The End of Absence”. We need solitude to spark creativity and innovation. Sometimes being “too connected” is a mental barrier or a road block to …
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You definitely can’t go back
Once you taste how real and flavourful good food really is, you can’t go back to eating crap and you will be willing to pay just a little more to get it next time. The …
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Who’s in the Forest?
Our first Barefoot Book and certainly not our last. We have been huge fans of their children’s videos. We bought this book from Barefoot Book Ambassador Tiffany at Car-Free day in Vancouver.
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Book: Yes, Let’s
Yes, Let’s – Galen Goodwin Longstreth (Author), Maris Wicks (Illustrator) In this cute book about a family’s camping trip, the simple, rhyming text is enhanced by comical illustrations that bring wit and energy to every page. Packaged …
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The reluctant father
Phillip Toledano became a father at the age of forty. He fell in love with his daughter about a year and a half later, when he realized she was the most bewitching human being he'd ever seen. Initially, though, things were different. The Reluctant Father follows Phillip's journey at the beginning of fatherhood. The first eighteen months were a time of torment, dismay, and confusion. The blinding light of unalloyed love came later. It's a surprisingly frank, funny, and moving account, and he hopes his daughter won't hold it against him when she's grown up.