
Grandmother Fish is a delightful new book that teaches our evolutionary history to kids as young as preschool, and its call-and-response structure makes it perfect for public reading. Listen as the book is read live at a Unitarian Universalist church story hour in this short video! Kids hoot, squeak, and laugh. The energy in the room builds up step by step. The kids start out wiggling like Grandmother Fish, and they end up wiggling, chomping, crawling, breathing, squeaking, cuddling, grabbing, hooting, walking, and talking like Grandmother Human. For those of us who, like me, find spiritual energy in our Ancestors, this is a wonderful experience. Here it is, just in time for school!
Here’s the webpage, and Amazon link.
Glenys Livingstone, Ph.D. brings us a wonderfully empowering children’s book! I’ll start off with a short review by a child, and then leave the more in depth adult discussion after that. Enjoy! Read More
Today I want to introduce you to a project I’ve been working on that I think will be right up the alley of my fellow Pagans.
We Pagans are book people. We have an itch for history – especially odd, little-known, out-of-the-way history. This September 6th, you can scratch that itch. Read More
Maybe it’s the current political atmosphere, or maybe it’s just a coincidence, but open racism has shown up in our wider Pagan community, and that warrants a mention of it here. As many have already seen, the Asatru Folk Assembly (AFA) posted racist comments on it’s facebook page. Lupa Greenwolf does a great job covering the main points, so all I’ll add are some additional thoughts below her blog post here.
So for those who aren’t already aware, Read More