Today’s list includes
picks for adults and children. Try something new or share a classic.
The Family Dinner: Great Ways to Connect with Your Kids, One Meal at a Time by Laurie David and Kirstin Uhrenholdt. As a proponent of family
time, family meals and cooking with kids, I recommend this: get and keep an
easy to use cookbook or a file of family recipes, then cook up a meal with your
kids. Tell them a story, or just teach them the math behind measuring—it can be
a great experience. Mangia!
It’s Mine by Leo Lionni. If your kids have
got the end-of-summer crazies going on, grabbing for each other’s stuff, try
this classic. It might help teach them a little about helping and sharing.
Better Read Than Dead by Victoria Laurie. The second book in the Psychic Eye series. This one traces the work of a psychic intuitive with mysteries and murders
to solve. It's a little something fun for the adults.
SYOAS! See you online again soon!
