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How to Raise a Voracious Reader (Without Losing Your Mind)
Guest Author: Lisa Christiansen If getting your kid to love reading feels like trying to get them to eat spinach willingly ... you are among friends; you’re not failing. You’re in the thick of it, screens everywhere, packed schedules, attention spans short-circuited, but somehow there’s still pressure to raise a lifelong reader, while making dinner and maybe answering unread emails. So let's talk about fundamental strategies. What’s possible in the real world with real humans


Navigating College Life with Roommates
Starting college is an exciting time filled with new experiences and challenges. One early requirement is adjusting to sharing a living...


CHILDREN can Change their Dad's Perspectives
Fathers play a significant role in their children's lives, exerting a strong influence on their beliefs, values, and worldviews. The...


Make your new year's resolution count
Every New Year brings new beginnings and now is the time to make those count.


The History of Halloween
Terri Goodman Halloween is more than two thousand years old, with origins in ancient Celtic and Roman traditions. The modern celebration...


Splendor of October: A month of Captivating Highlights
As the days grow shorter and the air carries a crisp hint of autumn, October emerges as a month of transformative beauty and...


Significance of Labor Day: Honoring the Workers
Labor Day is a holiday when people recognize and appreciate the achievements of the workers. The celebration pays tribute to the...


Colossal Cave ~ Vail, AZ: An Adventure
US Parks are a fantastic way to spend a vacation. Colossal Cave Mountain Park in Vail, Arizona is one of those special experiences that’s...


Arizona - A Vacation Treat
It's blistering in the summer and freezing in the winter... something for everyone!


Victory of the Screaming Eagle
The 4th of July commemorates the birth of our nation, the signing of the Declaration of Independence. It’s a weekend of red white and...
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