When a sailor sails the depth of the blue ocean, he navigates with the use of maps and navigators. A pilot flies above the clouds in the sky; they use a tracker to know the hindrances and the obstacles they might face along the way. As a teacher enters a classroom of students under their…
Getting Through the Dark: A Simple Help for Those Depressed
I was feeling sad or having a depressed mood. Loss of interest or pleasure in activities once enjoyed. Changes in appetite — weight loss or gain unrelated to dieting. Trouble sleeping or sleeping too much. These are the common signs of being depressed. The term “depression” first appeared in the 19th century and originally appeared…
Me, My-shelf, and I: How to Store Your Books
Growing up, books were always my thing. You could never spot me without a book, and I took them with me everywhere. In fact, many people told me that they often saw me with more books than people, which I only have my-shelf to blame. Putting all the lame shelf-jokes aside, as a book lover,…
Instilling Good Values through Christmas Stories
Christmas is an excellent opportunity for families to share stories and impart moral values to children. The Yuletide season is a time for family gatherings and festivities. In Christian countries worldwide, families and communities come together to celebrate the birth of baby Jesus. Aside from the festivities, it is also a season of giving. But…
Feel-Good Children’s Books Perfect for Winter Holidays
Maybe it’s the cold morning breeze or the cozy, lazy afternoons, but there’s something about the winter holidays that inspires families to gather by the fireplace and read together. Hands down, this time of year is everyone’s favorite season for reading books. Reading together is so much more than entertainment, though. When families read together,…
To Sam It All Up 