So happy that you were able to share Polo with your kids! My kids' favorite in the series is "Polo and Lily." Beautiful artwork in all the books and such imagination!
I love reading your recommendations each month! Our library didn't have The Adventures of Polo, but I liked the road trip idea, so I snagged a Thrift Books copy for our summer travel!
I read The Art of Making Memories, too. (It was a while ago, but, ironically, I don't remember all that well. I think I listened to the audio, too.) Did it include a part about making a memory corner in your house? I incorporated that into our home from one of those types of books. I often catch my kids pulling out the picture books and snuggling up "to remember." I'll have to check the book out again. You have me curious. =)
What I liked about the book was the intentionality of it -- so often, a good memory happens so serendipitously. His tips seemed helpful for encouraging those serendipitous moments to happen a little more often.
So happy that you were able to share Polo with your kids! My kids' favorite in the series is "Polo and Lily." Beautiful artwork in all the books and such imagination!
We'll definitely check out the next one! Thanks for the suggestion, Ron!
I love reading your recommendations each month! Our library didn't have The Adventures of Polo, but I liked the road trip idea, so I snagged a Thrift Books copy for our summer travel!
Yay! I hope your crew loves it and it buys you some smooth travel. 😉
Is the graphic-novel-that-shall-not-be-named Dog Man? If so: solidarity. 😐
Haha. YES. Ugh.
I read The Art of Making Memories, too. (It was a while ago, but, ironically, I don't remember all that well. I think I listened to the audio, too.) Did it include a part about making a memory corner in your house? I incorporated that into our home from one of those types of books. I often catch my kids pulling out the picture books and snuggling up "to remember." I'll have to check the book out again. You have me curious. =)
You know... I can't remember! HA!
What I liked about the book was the intentionality of it -- so often, a good memory happens so serendipitously. His tips seemed helpful for encouraging those serendipitous moments to happen a little more often.