“On Your Next Trip to the Library” by Gladys Hunt
In post #14 of our series, Gladys Hunt makes a list of her most-favorite recent picture books to check out at the library. One Your …
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“Words That Build People” by Gladys Hunt
Gladys Hunt gently reminds us that our words make a big impact on our children; let us use words that build up instead of tear down. This …
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“Watch Your Expletives!” by Gladys Hunt
In the twelfth in our series of previously-unpublished posts, Gladys Hunt cautions about “those words” our kids pick up at school, at play–and increasingly in …
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“Grammar Does Matter” by Gladys Hunt
Gladys Hunt reflects on the importance of grammar, plain and simple, in this essay. It’s not as hard as you might think! This is the next …
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Reading as “Mother Culture”: A Bibliographic Essay
Mother Culture In September, I was privileged to give a talk on the practice of reading as it relates to “Mother Culture” at a Charlotte …
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Learning to Find Good Books
How do we find good books? We get this question often at Redeemed Reader. Many of you are on the hunt for books: to satisfy …
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“Second Guessing the Message” by Gladys Hunt
In the tenth of our exclusive posts by Gladys Hunt, she begins a series on the value of language by reflecting on nonverbal communication. Years …
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“Early Literacy with Preschoolers” by Gladys Hunt
Gladys Hunt shares some tips for encouraging early literacy in young children in this latest post. For more in our Gladys Hunt series, see The Hive. …
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“Boys and Books” by Gladys Hunt
This latest in our Gladys Hunt series, which we affectionately call The Hive, looks at the types of books boys enjoy and muses over why so …
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“Born to Read” by Gladys Hunt
Gladys Hunt reflects on the importance of reading in a child’s life and shares some of her favorite books for encouraging kids to read. This is …
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