
Accents & Kids Books: Top Ten {Tuesday}
Sometime in between my shy elementary school years, my awkward middle school years and now too-old-and-decrepit-to-do-anything-fun years, I used to
I feel like any problem can be solved with a book. (Or a nap.) Books transport you to other times and places, they educate you, comfort you and entertain. Here are some of my favorite books for kids, for mamas, for Christians, for folks who just like to read!
Gift Guide: Top Ten Bible Devotionals for Kids & Families
For When You Feel Alone and Unseen
Quiet Time for New Readers

Sometime in between my shy elementary school years, my awkward middle school years and now too-old-and-decrepit-to-do-anything-fun years, I used to

I was terrified to have a boy. I mean, I’m NOT a boy. I know nothing about boys. I’ve never

We have read The Jesus Storybook Bibleso many times that sadly, my kids think THAT is the Bible. And there

Asa pulled The Dragon and Turtle book off the shelf the other day and almost jumped for joy, “Dragon! Turtle!

After I’ve shoveled a gourmet PBJ or delectable macaroni and cheese into my mouth at lunchtime, I have started picking

I’m reading the BEST book for my #hellomornings. It’s called Treasured by Leigh McLeroy. It’s actually a book I got
With Christmas and Lydia’s birthday just days a part we have a few new books lying around the house. I’ve

I always buy books for the kids’ Christmas presents. This year Lydia got a Princess and the Pea book, an

Every year I have the same New Year’s Resolutions: get my house/blog/body/food under control. I’m not really a cold-turkey kinda

I know, Christmas is in 4 days. But there’s still time to grab a few books as last-minute gifts. Or

I think my very favorite Christmas-y thing is the books. I adore Christmas books. It’s become quite the addiction. A
Last Sunday my aunt took the kids to the park for a couple of hours. She missed Asa’s birthday so
