I first read Night Night Mommy to my twin toddlers the other night and they stared at me with those beautiful brown eyes as I read about bath, snuggles, and pajamas. Bedtime storytime is a regular activity in the Ruffolo home. As a big fan of children’s storybooks — and …
My husband thinks I am becoming a hermit. A hermit with long, well-conditioned hair, who eats coconut cream pie for lunch. I average seven to eight books a month with no particular genre in sight. I get some books for free for review consideration and I stack them up with …
Where is home really? To Jeff, home is where the family is.
Inculcating to our children good moral values using stories from the Bible is more fun with two learning materials from Zonderkids. I won’t sugarcoat this: the Bible — the thick, wordy version — can be an intimidating book. Growing up, there was a scarcity of reading materials at home but …
A few more days and my world’s favorite pair will turn three. Isn’t it amazing how children grow so fast? One day, it was just me and Jeff and without any plans of having children from my end anytime soon after marriage, I got hit with the baby bug.
What words can be uttered to express the love I have for one very wise man. No … I’m not speaking of my father. Even though he easily could be.
What better way to know Shanghai but to read the stories of its people and author Rob Schmitz truthfully conveyed the facenof modern by sharing the lives of its locals in his book Street of Eternal Happiness: Big City Dreams Along A Shanghai Road. China as a whole is generally …
And we are back in the Philippines! In my island of Cebu, specifically. We arrived Saturday morning, the 18th of June. What a relief it was to see my Mom at the arrival area as the twins rushed outside of the airport to get to Heaven-knows-where. Nicholas immediately recognized my …
This is a rare father-daughter moment. 15 June 2016 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JNfH4GIl-u8
How to let go of pain and anger? Christian author Varina Denman provides in-depth answers to this question in Jilted, the third and final book in the Mended Heart series. Jilted takes us inside the lives of Lynda Turner and Clyde Felton, both considered as outcasts of the little town …
