pickI read “In the Footsteps of St. Paul” by this author in anticipation of an upcoming trip to Greece, including Ephesus (pictured). I loved the message and hearing more about Paul and his travels, though I will say if you‘re hoping for something that describes some of the areas you‘ll be visiting, this isn‘t the book.
It‘s our second year of homeschooling and I am so grateful to get to witness such sweet moments like my kids snuggled up and enjoying a book together 🥰 #raisingreaders
pickA sweet story that could be helpful to read if their family or someone they know is downsizing to a smaller home. It explains things in a simple way, and emphasizes that all you need is each other. This book was written and illustrated so beautifully that it had me tearing up at the end... a definite recommend. #BBRC #A2Z
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pickWhen a family is forced to sell all their belongings and move to a one room apartment, they learn a great lesson about love and family and what is really important. This RF story by Eve Bunting would be great in any classroom as a RA especially, giving the opportunity to reinforce that not everyone has a lot but that doesn‘t mean their family is any less than anyone else‘s who may have more. Good opportunity with younger children to discuss
pickI loved the story. It was about a little tree who was afraid to give up his leaves. Ultimately, it was a moral story about having to take a risk in order to grow and change, and how holding on too tightly can stunt your personal growth.
“In today‘s rush we all think too much, want too much, seek too much, and forget the joy of just Being”. #EckhartTolle #lettinggo #peace #forgiveness #love I was in Utah last month for a vacation, sabbatical, adventure and relaxation. I wasn‘t expecting anything since I am going through something in life and thought I was lost but then, I found myself in the mountains of Utah. Utah will hold a special place in my ❤️ as long as I live.
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