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,…
Learn the difference between a peacemaker and a peacekeeper.
Tabby Refael is a weekly editorial columnist for The Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles, as well as a contributor to Newsweek, Los Angeles Magazine, the Los Angeles Review of Books and other publications. After Paper Angel Press published The Lip Reader in 2021, I contacted Refael to review the novel. She focuses her work on the…
It’s June and so many parents and kids are thinking about summer camp. If this includes you, get motivated by reading Koolura and the Mystery at Camp Saddleback. (It’s the second book in the Koolura Series, but no worries. You don’t have to read book 1 because the stories are independent of each other.) I got…
Are you called to the toilet too frequently to pee? You may have an overactive bladder and this article definitely help.
In a world where gaming meets geometry, the possibilities are endless. If you’re a fan of shapes, angles, and mind-bending challenges, you’re in for a treat. Dive into the realm of “geometry spot” games, where fun seamlessly blends with learning. From the pixelated landscapes of Minecraft to the virtual wonders of Roblox, we’ve curated the…
In a world that celebrates individuality and embraces the quirks that make us unique, there’s one character that stands out as an embodiment of dark charm and unconventional charisma—Wednesday Addams. The iconic character from Charles Addams’ cartoons and later popularized by television and film adaptations has captured the imaginations of fans worldwide. In this blog,…
Six books on deafness are reviewed by Pop for your summer reading and help you navigate and understand the deaf experience.
Theft is in epidemic proportions and what isn’t seen is the damage it does to the soul.
My family is filled with marvelous mothers. Here’s how we celebrate Mother’s Day. How about you?