Category: my books
Your New Favorite Rockhound Picture Book?
Five years after its initial release, the second edition of “Can a Rock Grow?” is set to launch on August 18th, 2026. This updated version features new illustrations and text, along with additional rock identification activities. It’s a favorite for young rockhounds and nature explorers. remains a favorite for learning about geology and the rock…
Birds, Reptiles, and More: 4 Fascinating Kids’ Activities
Eggs are a great way to introduce kids to early STEM ideas. They’re easy to find (if you visit a grocery store). They spark a wide range of conversations. And, when eggs hatch, they turn into all kinds of adorable baby animals! Use these easy, hands-on activity ideas to explore eggs with younger kids.
Acorn Party – A New Picture Book About Counting!
The pinecones are ready, the acorns are ripening—and that means it’s time for a party! Count along as one slightly distracted squirrel tries to plan a party. This delightful picture book teaches kids about friendship, community, and sharing.
A Bee or Not a Bee? – A Beautiful Nonfiction Picture Book about Pollination
Did you know that not all bees make honey? Learn what makes a bee a bee with this fun picture book!
Can a Rock Grow? – Digging into the Rock Cycle
How do rocks change? Find out with this engaging, informative, and easy-to-read introduction to the rock cycle!
Friend or Foe? Learning not to be scared of spiders
Many people assume that spiders are largish, fast, rather hairy, and inclined to chase people. In reality, most spiders are relatively small and shy. We’re huge compared to a spider, so they just want to stay out of our way! Learn about spiders with these picture book recommendations.
It’s On a Bookshelf!
I wrote that title, and then realized… Well, yes, my books are on quite a lot of bookshelves by now. But, this one is a little bit different. I finally got my Shrimp, Shrimp, Cuttlefish coloring books from the printer this week. Then I spent Monday evening putting together about 40 packages for my Kickstarter backers. Yesterday…
