by Penny Martin Fostering a love of learning in children is a transformative endeavor that extends beyond traditional education. As parents, our actions and attitudes towards learning can ignite a passion that lasts a lifetime. It’s about creating an atmosphere that values curiosity and discovery, turning everyday moments into opportunities for growth. In this article,…
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Before you eat your next strawberry, you better read Fruit of the Devil. It’s an eye-opener.
Timekeeper Drake Bailey and his crew travel back to the antebellum South to prevent harm coming to a king, to which they are clueless, and poor Drake is sold into slavery.
Mother’s Day has roots in antiquity, but wasn’t observed as a national holiday in the US until 1914. And there’s more…
As a teen I read an article about Negros being inferior to whites. I didn’t believe this and started a quest to prove the author wrong.
Deaf Culture Our Way shows readers, through anecdotes, the life experiences of deaf people.
Books in general and YA books in particular skirt over the issue of mental illness. Author Peter D. Weiler changes this with five poignant fairy tales about mentally challenged royalty.
Deaf History Month runs from March 13-April 15. Read to find out why.