February is “Black History Month” and I have collected some outstanding books for kids through adults. The first book is a board book for babies and toddlers. The next five are picture books. All of these books, with the exception of the first book, are good for ages eight through adult.
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Cozy Books for Bedtime with Little Ones
The days are short and the nights are long this time of the year. Curling up with a nice bedtime story is the perfect way to prepare for sleep. Here are some books to help your youngster settle down for the night.
Latter-day Saint Fiction: Begin the New Year with a Grateful Heart
In keeping with this theme, I decided to review two books that struck me personally as suited to the idea of gratitude.
Latter-day Saint Fiction: Christmas Old and New
Each year Christmas comes with a mixture of old and new books, stories, DVDs, and music albums for the holiday. Three picture books, a nostalgic return to an old favorite via the Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square, and a DVD particularly stand out for me this year.
Festive Picture Books to Brighten Your Christmas
It’s that magical time of year! So – what better time is there than now to read some wonderful picture books to enhance this season for youngsters, ages three to eight? The first eight books of the following are board books for toddlers. The rest of the books are picture books, except for the last book.
Glorious Books for Christmas Gifts
It’s that wonderful time of year to be thinking about gifts for family and friends. What better gift is there to wrap and give than a book that can be enjoyed and treasured over time?
Was Ezra Taft Benson an Overzealous Patriot?
In an explosive new political biography of Ezra Taft Benson, historian Matthew L. Harris, a professor at Colorado State University-Pueblo, has written an account of the former church president that may reinforce Benson critics and disturb faithful Latter-day Saints. Unfortunately, the book is far from objective.