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Linda Howard’s Troublemaker is the Best Kind of Mischief!

There’s a winning combination that I look for when I read a romance novel. The first is that there has…

I was absolutely thrilled when I found out I was going to get the chance to interview children’s author and…

You can say I’m a feminist romance novel lover. I like to think of myself as the Gloria Steinem of…

There’s no better feeling than opening that very first book to read to the brand new baby cuddled in your arms. It’s amazing…

March is Women’s History Month—so why not treat your young readers to picture books about female inventors, scientists, and women who…

My daughter came home on the first day of kindergarten and told me that she had met a new friend. “What’s…

The first time I ever read a book without any words, I fell in love. It was The Red Book,…

Both my son and daughter have the ability to turn everyday objects into tools that create, build and occasionally make messes…

I’m not going to lie. I play favorites. No, not with my children, though the one who sleeps later is…

The sirens blaring, the lights flashing, and the fast-moving firetruck zooming to a building on fire: Every child loves to put…

At four years old, my daughter asked for my help in creating an invention station in the basement. Now, at…

I have yet to meet a child that doesn’t look at a construction site in amazement. Every boy or girl has…