Anorak is a kids magazine for boys and girls between the ages of 5-12 years old. Anorak is packed with stories, games, things to make and places to visit.
Six lucky children have won first prize in a geography competition: an amazing trip around the world by hot-air balloon.
Last week, I was asked, along with four other bloggers, to take part in a phone interview with Taye Diggs about his new children’s book called Chocolate Me!
MrsP.com announced today the names of the two Grand Prize winners in its third annual “Be a Famous Writer” contest, a nationwide creative-writing competition for children held every September.
by Chris Singer
January 20, 2012 in Featured Post, Magazine Review by Chris Singer
Anorak is a kids magazine for boys and girls between the ages of 5-12 years old. Anorak is packed with stories, games, things to make and places to visit.
by Chris Singer
January 20, 2012 in Book Review, Preschool Through Second Grade (Age 4-8), Third Through Sixth Grade (Age 9-12) by Chris Singer
Six lucky children have won first prize in a geography competition: an amazing trip around the world by hot-air balloon.
by Chris Singer
January 18, 2012 in Author Spotlight, Featured Post, Preschool Through Second Grade (Age 4-8) by Chris Singer
Last week, I was asked, along with four other bloggers, to take part in a phone interview with Taye Diggs about his new children’s book called Chocolate Me!
by Chris Singer
January 16, 2012 in Featured Post, News, Projects We Support by Chris Singer
MrsP.com announced today the names of the two Grand Prize winners in its third annual “Be a Famous Writer” contest, a nationwide creative-writing competition for children held every September.
by Chris Singer
January 15, 2012 in Featured Post, News, Projects We Support by Chris Singer
793 million adults worldwide lack basic reading and writing skills. This World Read Aloud Day, the globe will connect like never before. Let us together read and share to advocate for the power of words and stories.
by portlanddad
January 15, 2012 in Book Review, Fatherhood, James Rohl by portlanddad
A Dad’s Point of View by Bruce Sallan Review by James Rohl About the author: Dad, writer, radio host, founder of #DadChat (Thursdays 6-7pm, PST). Author of Dad’s Point of View. Learn [...]
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