Stacey Loscalzo

Archive for July, 2011

Jul 13

Easy Readers

by Stacey

I am on a mission. A mission to find engaging easy readers. A mission to find easy readers that are actually easy to read. A mission to find easy readers that will actually be read by the children who need them. Many books marketed as easy readers are not only deathly dull but hard to read […]

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Jul 12

To Run or Not to Run

by Stacey

Every so often, I think I have this parenting thing figured out (ha, ha!) and then I have a day like today. Caroline started Track Camp yesterday and seemed to really love it. The girl could run all day long and has done really well in the two 5k races she’s run so track camp […]

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Jul 11

Finish What You Start

by Stacey

I’ve been loving my summer reading list. So far I have read The Year We Left Home, The Weird Sisters and Life of Pi. All good and worth reading in different ways… Just the other day, my friend who I am reading with asked me why I wanted to create a list. We both read a […]

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Jul 08

8 Years Old

by Stacey

From… to… in only 8 years. As I always do in birthday posts, I become speechless because all I can find are cliches. Happy Birthday to my baby girl…

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Jul 07

Ted

by Stacey

My mother met Ted in 1966. They were both married to other terrific people at the time. As couples, these four had wonderful fun together. Circumstances, though, brought them to different places. Time passed and their marriages ended. Ted remarried. More time passed and Ted’s second wife died. In January 2009, Ted called Mom. And finally, […]

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Jul 06

Our New Favorite Book

by Stacey

Lauren Child’s version of the Princess and the Pea is absolutely, positively to die for… A few weeks ago, one of my favorite on-line people, Mariah Bruhel of Playful Learning, wrote about this book. I commented that I was not familiar with it and couldn’t wait to go read it. Mariah responded that the Princess […]

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Jul 05

Girls of Summer

by Stacey

I have mentioned one of my favorite people/children’s authors here before- Meg Medina. If you didn’t check her out the last time I wrote about her, please check her out now. And then you’ll know why I had an author crush on Meg before she created an awesome summer reading list and you’ll be able […]

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