We’ve talked about historical context, we’ve talked about animal rights, and now it’s time to talk about why boys can’t cry. More importantly, it’s time to talk about being true
Read Full Last week, we talked about The Story of Ferdinand and the impacts and messages that classic picture books carried. Today, we are going to talk about the recent, 2017 film
Read Full The Story of Ferdinand (1936) written by Munro Leaf and Illustrated by Robert Lawson We don’t often put context behind our favorite picture books. Why would we? It’s the words
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Sunshine Boy, written and illustrated by Lee “Moosopp,” was picked up by Sparkler Monthly shortly after making it into the finals with Hiveworks Comics. It’s safe to say that Sparkler
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What exactly is, A Wrinkle in Time…this question can only be answered by Madeleine L’Engle’s cosmic yet mystical novel that turns the reader’s world upside down and invites us into
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Musicals are my weak spot. What’s not to like? They’re narratives told in tunes that I can memorize and analyze every single time I play them on my car’s radio.
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