This was a quiet yet powerful read for me....a slow burn and it feels appropriate to post this on the darkest day of the year. December has been so full of darkness in many ways but Nayeri reminds us that even when it seems like all is lost-that huma
So excited to have a new picture book to add to our collection-and having a Spanish version as well is such a treat! The Giving Flower/La Flor Generosa is a gentle, beautifully told picture book that weaves history, legend, and heart. I loved learnin
Excited to share some new favorite holiday picture books! A few are new releases and others are new-to-us! And check out the hashtag below for more ⬇️📚🎄 #livingbythepage_christmas
Cyber Monday but make it peaceful and bookish! ✨📖 All products in the shop on sale this week through Friday & include FREE shipping! No code needed! Orders must be placed by 5pm on Friday December 5 to ensure holiday arrivals. Thank you for s
Spent an inordinate amount of time debating whether to make this a post or a reel but in the end, I went old school and hope this makes it easy to refer back to and save. Here’s a roundup of recent (meaning the last 3/4 months) of nonfiction an
I went into The Correspondent a bit blind-seeing it all over bookstagram but purposely not reading the reviews (lately I find it more fun to read the reviews after the fact). But this meant I didn’t realize that it was an epistolary novel, mean
Superwoman over here with some super reads 📚👊 One of these topics is challenging a bias I knew I had, another is a confirmation of how I approach my line of work. I’ll let you guess which is which 🤓 What are you reading right now that&rsqu
I recently finished Breaking the Patterns that Break You and it reminded me of Here Be Dragons which I’ve been meaning to highlight now for a while. I know that for some, Mother’s Day weekend can be so tender. I’m beyond thankful th
Patti Callahan Henry is an interesting author to me. I’d only read two of her others before and my reactions to them are varied: Once Upon a Wardrobe is a five star read for me, one I often recommend. The Secret Book of Flora Lea (for me) was m
How do we make sense of the tragic events in our lives? Of the disruptions, of the unexpected? I don’t go into a memoir trying to find answers but I do appreciate a writer allowing us a glimpse into their life, if only to appreciate the struggl