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Continue reading →: 5 Apps To Hide in the Bathroom With.I know a lot of you are home with your kids on spring break right now and maybe you are nearing your breaking point. I mean, maybe you are off on a grand adventure and achieving pure bliss in between hair braiding and picture perfect family picnics – but…
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Continue reading →: 5 Dystopian Novels for Middle Schoolers.Dystopian novels are one of my absolute favorite genres of literature but it’s a heavy genre that is hard to recommend to your own children. Like, I loved The Hunger Games but I’m not sure I want my eleven year old reading about a reality show where children are forced…
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Continue reading →: The Nintendo Book Tag.
I nabbed this book tag from, who else, Birdie Bookworm. She’s like my new favorite tag pimp. That’s a thing, right? Anyway this one is all about Nintendo (nerds, rejoice). I’ll be honest, I’ve only owned two of these systems but I’m familiar with the product line and ready to…
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Continue reading →: Here’s What 1st & 2nd Graders Are Reading.Something you might not know about me: I’ve been volunteering at my kids’ school this year as the 1st / 2nd Grade Librarian. Woah, I know. That sounds like a big job. Don’t worry, it’s a tiny private school so we’re talking about 16 children. Something you probably do know…
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Continue reading →: 11 Things About My 11 Year Old.My first born is eleven today and, I’ll be honest, I can barely handle this information. I think this is the first birthday he’s had where I find myself in denial. Why eleven feels sooooo different from ten, I’m not sure. But here we are. In celebration of his big…
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Continue reading →: UN-Planning an 11th Birthday Party.My son turns eleven tomorrow – hold on… Sorry about that – and we’re throwing him a small party. I’m not sure if party is even the right word. He’s having two friends over for a sleepover that will mostly involve video games and eating food. The hardest part of planning…





