I just bought a copy of Little Pilgrim's Progress. :) It was the illustrations that sucked me in. I'm still reckoning with my past reading of the OG PP when I was a kid. Hoping this version is a better experience for me (and an enjoyable, healthy one for my kids).
My boys love both Winnie the Pooh (the OG books!) and Paw Patrol. It former helps them have a well-rounded toddlerhood (not to mention keep their parents entertained during reading) and the latter gives them a point of commonality with their peers. :)
I love your easygoing conversational approach with this, Abby! Mrs. Quinn was one of my favorite reads this year for lots of reasons.
Here's a bunch of books to calm, heal, and inspire -
https://lindastoll.substack.com/p/porch-159-10-exceptional-books-to
I LOVE this list, Linda! thank you for sharing.
And yes, Mrs. Quinn was wonderful and surprisingly poignant.
I just bought a copy of Little Pilgrim's Progress. :) It was the illustrations that sucked me in. I'm still reckoning with my past reading of the OG PP when I was a kid. Hoping this version is a better experience for me (and an enjoyable, healthy one for my kids).
My boys love both Winnie the Pooh (the OG books!) and Paw Patrol. It former helps them have a well-rounded toddlerhood (not to mention keep their parents entertained during reading) and the latter gives them a point of commonality with their peers. :)
To paraphrase Sarah MacKenzie, I love a bunny in breeches, ha! I hope Little Pilgrim's Progress is a fruitful as your family as it's been for us.
And yes to what you said about Winnie the Pooh and Paw Patrol, ha! My son has started many a conversation over Paw Patrol, ha!