The Top Five Reasons You Should Love Monsters by Rachel Roellke Coddington: http://powells.us/132TjPC
Rachel Roellke Coddington and Jolby will present their book at Powell’s Books at Cedar Hills Crossing on Wednesday, May 15, at 7:00 p.m.
Tumbling from the legendary independent bookstore in Portland, Oregon.
Posted 3 weeks ago
Rachel Roellke Coddington and Jolby will present their book at Powell’s Books at Cedar Hills Crossing on Wednesday, May 15, at 7:00 p.m.
Posted 2 months ago
14 Notes
“Most of my reading these days is done by request, and Little Bear is always in heavy rotation.
What can’t that Little Bear do? He makes soup! He’s a snow-day nudist! He goes to the ‘moon’! He convinces his mother to recap the previous three stories for him!”
- Recommended by Emily A., Powells Books
Find out more: http://powells.us/1031HLl
Source: powells
Posted 3 months ago
13 Notes
Would you read them with a cat? Would you read them in a hat?
Would you read them one, two, three? Would you like the third for free?
For a limited time, buy two featured Dr. Seuss books, and get the third for free.
Source: powells
Posted 4 months ago
9 Notes
“Among the anarchy-friendly parenting choices we’ve made over the years — we unschool, for instance — we let our sons skip quite a few baths.”
We asked John Seven and Jana Christy (authors of A Rule is to Break) to write about anarchy and kids on the Powell’s blog.
Posted 6 months ago
1 Notes
Whether your li’l monster loves to read books or eat them, it’s a great time to buy your next batch of children’s books at Powell’s.
Now, for a limited time, we’re offering 30% off select children’s titles from our friends at Sasquatch Books, all with a Pacific Northwest flavor. Yum!
Browse in stores or online: http://powells.us/T0yWLD
109 Notes
But is your llama home with mama? http://www.powells.com/biblio/2-9780670061983-0
Source: buried-me-in-satin
Posted 1 year ago
15 Notes
For a limited time, buy any two featured titles in our Dr. Seuss Sale, and get your third book free!
Posted 1 year ago
via motherjones
1340 Notes
Jan Berenstain, co-creator of the Berenstain Bears, dies
Jan Berenstain, who along with her husband Stan created the popular children’s books about the family of lovable “Berenstain Bears,” has died in Philadelphia, her publisher said on Monday, after suffering a stroke late last week. She was 88.
“We are all deeply saddened to share with you the news that Jan Berenstain, surviving member of one of the greatest teams in all children’s literature — Stan and Jan Berenstain — passed away last Friday,” publisher Random House said in a statement.One of the greats.
Source: nparts

1 Notes