This week is a very special one for anyone that is a teacher and a parent of a school aged child. This week is officially National Teacher Appreciation Week. We often forget just how important our children’s teacher are. Teachers, especially those that teach our youngest children from Preschool through Kindergarten are often our child’s […]
By Emily Temple According to a new study, the hallowed practice of bedtime reading is falling by the wayside — and that some quarter of a million children in the UK do not own a single book. This is a terrible shame, as regular bedtime stories have been shown to increase children’s performance in school, and are […]
Danielle Lindner, Childrens Author, Donates 100 Copies of Her New Book to St. Barnabas Eric Paragallo Saturday, July 20, 2013, 6:26am LIVINGSTON, NJ – Danielle Lindner, owner of the London Day School, recently donated 100 copies of her new childrens book, Sofia the Snail: The little snail that was afraid of the dark, to sick […]
In today’s hyperconnected era, silence is no longer neutral. It’s often seen as consent, complicity, or worse—irrelevance. On the flip side, raising your voice—even digitally—can spark revolutions, overturn narratives, and trigger global movements. The shift from passive silence to proactive noise is reshaping how we interact with culture, content, and even politics. But what fuels […]
Focusing on the Love of Books with Your Children is the Key to Reading and Literacy By, Danielle R. Lindner Wednesday, November 10, 2010, 9:18pm Recently I was asked by a parent of a two year old, what she can do to make sure that her daughter is an early reader. She stressed how inquisitive, […]
