by Rachel McGarry | Oct 24, 2018
George may look like a boy, but she knows she’s a girl. She’s been hiding this secret from everyone for a long time. My daughter picked this book to understand and learn what it really means to be transgendered—and it helped me too. Alex Gino introduces us to George’s...
by Rachel McGarry | Oct 8, 2018
Reach for your own words. Tell the world who you are and how you will make it better. -Peter Reynolds Learn new words in a playful way, and expand your child’s vocabulary! Peter Reynolds, author of The Dot, does it again in this magical story about Jerome’s love of...
by Rachel McGarry | Oct 7, 2018
What if you could teach your child about big concepts like time, space, and quantum physics, and how there are no boundaries to love? What if you could do this in a simple, relatable way? Mary Hoy Schmidt lets us into her bedtime ritual with her granddaughter, and...
by Rachel McGarry | Sep 24, 2018
“If you like to dance and you sometimes sing, why don’t you do the animal thing?” Perfect for toddlers, this book gets everyone grooving. I used this book for years in my Parent and Tots yoga classes as a way to keep their attention and get our bodies moving. Move...
by Rachel McGarry | Sep 9, 2018
Is your child sensitive, feisty and independent? If you thought Anne of Green Gables had spunk, L.M. Montgomery’s favorite character Emily Starr will knock your socks off. Emily Starr, the heroine of the Emily trilogy, is a quick witted, ambitious and independent...
