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One important benefit of fiction is that it teaches empathy. We can put ourselves for a while into someone else’s story, and view life from a different perspective.
When I Go to Church, I Belong is one of those books that is excellent for building empathy, especially in kids who are able-bodied and neurotypical....

I frequently hear people say that spanking “should be a last resort.”  I appreciate what they’re trying to do, in ensuring that spanking isn’t overused — as the single approach to everything, all the time.  However, this well-intended approach is likely...

My mom talks about Durenda Wilson fairly regularly (they know each other), but I haven’t read any of her (Durenda’s) books before. I’m sure they’re excellent; it’s just that what she’s written about prior to now — at least that I’m aware of — is low...

This book is delightful from the very first page: “Josey Johnson’s hair is a wonderful adventure — it’s different all the time!”
What is Josey Johnson’s Hair and the Holy Spirit About?
The story follows Josey as she goes, with her father, to get her hair braided and buy a new dress for Pentecost. Along the way, they have a conversation about how Josey feels different from many of her friends because their hair is straight. They talk...