children’s literature
Fanciful Flights and Starry Nights: Reality and Neverland in Peter Pan
What child hasn’t wanted to fly off to a world of fantasy like Neverland, where pirates and fairies abound? J.M. Barrie’s novel Peter Pan immerses us in this imaginative world, but there’s a time and place for such flights of fancy.
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Simplicity and Goodness: The Thanksgiving Story
Take a virtual voyage on the Mayflower and experience it through the eyes of a child. The Thanksgiving Story offers children examples of the type of person they want to become.
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Second Chances: Discussing The Secret Garden with Sarah Kiesewetter
By Avery Lacey, ’20 “The Secret Garden is one of my very favorite books to teach,” says Sarah Kiesewetter, 5th grade teacher at Golden View Classical Academy. The novel’s sympathetic […]
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