Beyond Boundaries · Essays and Tidbits From Nancy Bo Flood
Excellent new literature written and illustrated by Native authors and artists is blooming. I am excited to share a few recently published books recognized with the prestigious American Indian Youth Literature Award.
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Sharing a poem I wrote, “Gifts to Bring Back from the Seashore,” inspired by a writing retreat in Chacala, Mexico …
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In celebration of the 75th anniversary of the United Nations’ Universal Declaration of Human Rights, recommended books and resources.
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Books can be a safe way to break the silence surrounding mental illness and save a life.
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Once in a while a book comes along that quietly is a WOW, a yes, a pleasure to read and share with a child.
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Rotarians worked with two “grassroots” Navajo nonprofits, Read at Home and Chinle Planting Hope, to support lifelong literacy and community development.
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Cousins, we were the champion roller-derby skaters of Grandma’s basement …
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We called him Crayon Boy. On the playground, away from teachers, we made fun of him while waiting for our turn to jump rope. I could tell he could hear us.
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Often I am asked, of all the books I’ve written, which one is my favorite?
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I hope young readers will understand the determination and perseverance that Tiny Broadwick used to make her life what she wanted it to be.
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Holiday time … a time we search for special presents for children and grandchildren … nothing better than a beautiful book, a gift enjoyed again and again as child and adult share memories and moments.
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