If There's A Book In Your Head…It's Time To Get it In To Your Hands.
With twenty years of experience as an educator, Mary Ostrowski knows how important it is to encourage children to express themselves thoughtfully. She has worked in public and private schools, in the United States and abroad, as a teacher and…
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Women account for 17% of military personnel and that percentage is growing quickly as more women enlist. PTSD is a real problem, but there is a dearth of programs to help women address these issues when they return home. …
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“With so many children hooked on technology, books are important now more than ever before,” says author Allison C. Hefner. Research from the University of California, Berkley agrees: children’s books expose children to 50% more vocabulary than primetime TV,…
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In the United States, there are less than 200,000 cases of uterine cancer per year, which makes it a rare form of cancer. Angelique S. Jones battled this rare cancer for exactly one year. In spite of her illness,…
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Over 80 million people worldwide experience hair loss in their lifetime, with 50 million men and 30 million women affected. Yet so many of those who are impacted accept hair loss as inevitable. Award-winning author Gustavo Gomez is here…
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In the words of Tom Hiddleston, “You never know what’s around the corner. It could be everything. Or it could be nothing. You keep putting one foot in front of the other, and then one day you look back, and…
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Sometimes the most beautiful places on earth hold the darkest secrets. “In 1998 we bought a place in the Yaak River Valley that had been a saloon for 26 years called the Hell Roaring Saloon,” says former sports writer and…
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Mother and daughter duo, Kristin Reilly and Pamela Morris, teamed up to remind families what true Christmas spirit can mean in our lives. The average American spends approximately $700 preparing for Christmas and the holiday season, but often the presents that…
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“Death happens every single day. It is something we are all going to face,” author Julie Kemp comments. “Losing someone you love is a very dark season, but people need to have hope that it is not a forever season….
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Video games are undeniably becoming a bigger part of our day to day lives, as more than 150 million Americans play video games. 60 percent play video games on a daily basis, and the average video gamer spends nearly 29…
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