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How to Draw Peanuts for Kids: Create Snoopy, Charlie Brown, Linus, and the Gang! Review
Disclosure: We received a copy of this book for review purposes. All opinions are our own. This post may contain affiliate links. If you purchase through these links, we may earn a small commission at no additional cost to you. I’ve always wished I could draw but that is something I couldn’t do if you a paid me too. But David and Charlie can both draw verry well. When Charlie was little, I thought he might grow up to be an Author like his Uncle Don or my dad who could draw but that isn’t something Charlie decided to do which is fine me with me. I’m excited to introduce…
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The Peanuts Guide to Friendship (Peanuts Guide to Life) Review
For my family there is books that feel like a quick read, and then there are books that feel like they settle in with you for a while, like they’ve quietly taken a seat on the couch beside you while life keeps moving around the house. I couldn’t wait to let you know The Peanuts Guide to Friendship (Peanuts Guide to Life) is very much the second kind. This may be a small book but the collection, built around Charles M. Schulz’s beloved Peanuts characters, doesn’t try to reinvent anything or overcomplicate what friendship should look like. Instead, this book leans into what has always made Peanuts so enduring: honesty,…
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Secrets that Sparkle (and Secrets that Sting)
Charlie and I wanted to share a new children’s book with you Secrets that Sparkel (and Secrets that Sting.) Some children’s books open the door to conversations that are hard for grown-ups to start on their own, and Secrets that Sparkle (and Secrets that Sting) is a children’s book that does this in a kind caring way. Secrets that Sparkel (and Secrets that Sting. is written by Joy Stephenson-Laws, edited by Tim Scerba, and illustrated by Nzephany Madrigal Uzoka, and this rhyming picture book is designed for children ages 5 and up. Making it the perfect book for my niece Alexendra and my nephew Joe. Charlie and I wanted you…






