From Artsy.net: Looking Back at the Impact of Black Mountain College - interesting! From Library Journal: America's Star Libraries, 20...

A Conversation with Mary Ann McCabe Riehle and Mary Reaves Uhles, creators of The Little Kids' Table       THE LITTLE KIDS' TABLE,...

That's the nickname for Edinburgh. According to Wikipedia it's because... when buildings were heated by coal fires, chimneys would s...

     This Unicorn is a teaser for next week's book feature, but it also has another significance. Did you know that the Unicorn is th...

I'm proud to share that Picture Book Month and the calendar I made for it are featured on Kidlit TV this month along with PiBoIdMo! CLIC...

I love seeing A Bird on Water Street grow and gain followers. Two things came in recently that let me know how it's being loved. First ...

I recently heard a story about a 100-year-old woman who was asked if she had any regrets in life. She said she wished she'd taken up the...

If you happen across a gorgeous Fall day, take your sketch pad outside and concentrate on drawing shadows - especially under trees. They are...

From The Guardian: History v historical fiction by Jane Smiley From The Mixed-Up Files: Multiple Narrators and Moral Development From Bu...

Thank you, Elizabeth, for giving my Two Mice hospitality on your blog. [Nice to have you on, Sergio!]       I am particularly fond of this ...

I received a request to talk more about my experience at the University of Edinburgh. It's a different sort of teaching environment than...

     Oh how I relate to this week's image! I bet you do too, yes? How many times have you fallen asleep with a book in your hands?   ...

November is Picture Book Month and this year, I've created another fun calendar for teachers to use and follow along with reading theme...

Halloween on this side of the pond is a little different than the US. Costumes happen. (This one was spotted on my walk home.) Trick-or-tre...