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The holiday season is a great time to break out the Christmas classics and turn off the streaming devices.
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The holiday season is a great time to break out the Christmas classics and turn off the streaming devices.
The Sunday after Labor Day, Sept. 11, is National Grandparents Day in America (and Canada). If we simply must obey the dictates of marketing, the time is ripe for children's books whose titles contain "Grandmother" or "Grandfather" or some other synonym for mothers- or fathers-in-law.
If you're a parent wanting to re-catch the magic of a wild summer, reading seasonally themed books with your kids is a great way to become inspired to spend time outside together. Here's one book about summertime you should definitely read.
Titles for children at stores, libraries.
“As it turned out, Grandmother was a far more mysterious woman than any of us knew,” begins this enigmatic and enjoyable picture book by Erdrich (The Birchbark House, rev. 5/99, and sequels), first published in 1996.