All the books in today’s post have one thing in common: they make readers wonder. Children love to discuss crazy scenarios, what-ifs, and imagine-thats. Their funny bones are tickled by nonsensicalness. They love to stump one another with riddles. Children …
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five fizzing with wonder!
To wonder why…or how…or if. To stand in wonder; amazement. Making time for a sense of wonder is monumentally important for our kids, and ourselves. These books can help get you there: The Wonder Garden, written by Jenny Broom, illustrated …
books are for wonder and wondering
“If you want your children to be intelligent, read them fairy tales. If you want them to be more intelligent, read them more fairy tales, “said Einstein. I don’t know the context for this tidbit of advice, but I like it …
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