Beyond Boundaries · Essays and Tidbits From Nancy Bo Flood
One child + learning to read + books + magazines to read = a future With the collaboration and help of many volunteers and a number of Rotary Clubs in…
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The symbol I chose to represent my vision is a fermata. A musical notation that indicates sustain …
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A look at two books that invite us to talk openly with family, friends, and book clubs about mental health.
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For the lone swan, for us, death remains a mystery. An important part of grieving and the journey of healing, is sharing this mystery with the help of others. And to be present for others. Often simply to listen
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I began reading Torch last night—it is terrific. Brava, Lyn Miller-Lachmann, for your persistence and courage.
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I hope you will share this book with the young people in your life when the time is right. It’s a good book to read out loud, to open a…
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Thank you for taking a look at my newest book, Walking Grandma Home. Why did I write a book for children about death? I wrote this book for the seven-year-old child I was when my sister died.
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A season for gifts. Looking for just the right gift for a child? Or for a friend of any age? I want to share several of my most favorite books from this year.
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I am honored to have a poem included in What is a Friend?, the newest poetry anthology from Sylvia Vardell and Janet Wong. (Listen to me read this essay. Scroll…
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Adrian Thompson (Navajo) and volunteers are adding a 9 foot by 80 foot mural to the Thrift Store Wall, part of the Chinle Planting Hope and Read at Home projects in Chinle, Arizona. What’s this project all about?
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Big. Murals are big. Bright. A building becomes a canvas of story, of color, Powerful swooping swirls of yellow, orange, red.
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Approximately 450 subscriptions of Highlights’ High Five children’s “learning and literacy” magazine will begin arriving at schools on a variety of tribal nations.
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