Christina Francine

When selecting appropriate multicultural books for classrooms, teachers need to keep more than the books' messages in mind. They also need to investigate who the authors are. When teachers are sensitive to and aware of the author and the message they convey, they provide a fairer representation of various cultures and countries to their students

Crown Hill is a labor of love that feels deeply personal, likely because it was inspired by the author’s own experience renovating a hilltop farmhouse over the course of two decades. It is a thoughtful exploration of how our environment reflects and influences our personal growth. For readers who enjoy stories that blend history with a touch of the ethereal, and if they’re interested in how physical spaces can hold the resonance of the lives lived within them, this novel offe

By Guest Poster: Daniel Sherwin Daniel is a single dad raising two children. At DadSolo.com, he aims to provide other single dads with...

Positive memories help us get through difficult times and accessing their power is readily available. Simply recall them, remember,...