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6 Fabulous Christmas Picture Books about the Joy of Giving
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One of our family's very favorite Christmas traditions is a children's book advent countdown . Each night in December, we unwrap...
9 Ways to Help Your Child Connect with Nature (no matter where you live!)
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Do you want to encourage your child to connect the natural world but aren't sure where to start? You don't need to plan an all-...
10 Fabulous Picture Books about Birds to Read-aloud
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This past year we have spent a lot of time learning about animals through picture books. Most young kids are fascinated by animals, an...
Give Thanks! 10 Favorite Children's Books about Gratitude and Thanksgiving
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At my house, we get out Halloween picture books in October, Thanksgiving books in November, and Christmas books in December. But this ye...
What Is Wild? And Where Can You Find It?
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"What is wild? And where can you find it?" These are the first lines of the wonderfully illustrated picture book Finding Wild ...
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15 Favorite Children's Christmas Books
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Growing up my mom always put out a big basket of children's books about Christmas and the holidays during December. Now with my own ...
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Gifts that Encourage a Child's Sense of Wonder About Nature
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Children are natural scientists and love to explore the world around them. But sometimes their enthusiasm for the natural world wanes as...
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The Non-toxic Avenger: Book Review and Giveaway
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It’s time for Eco-novice’s Great Green Guide Giveaway , during which I will be giving away at least four different books about green li...
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Q & A with Beth Terry, Author of Plastic Free {Giveaway}
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One of my favorite resources for plastic-free living is Beth Terry's website My Plastic-free Life . I frequently search her bl...
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Plastic Free by Beth Terry (book excerpt)
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The June Theme at The Green Phone Booth is Reading! Today I'm posting an excerpt from Beth Terry's new book Plastic Free: H...
Book Excerpt: The Non-Toxic Avenger by Deanna Duke
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Deanna Duke, long-time environmentalist and parent of two, used to believe that products sold in stores were generally safe since the FDA ...
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Green Phone Booth: Book Review of Plastic: A Toxic Love Story
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I'm back posting over at The Green Phone Booth . Click HERE to read my book review of and a few favorite excerpts from Plastic: A ...
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My Favorite Cookbooks
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Home-cooked meals, baked goods, and snacks save money, allow greater control over ingredients, reduce food waste, and eliminate the ne...
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5 Green Guides Worth Reading
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Although I now do the majority of my green research online, I still often turn to these books for information and resources, and also beca...
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Green Phone Booth: The Rhythm of Family
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This week at The Green Phone Booth I posted my review of The Rhythm of Family: Discovering a Sense of Wonder through the Seasons by Ama...
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How to Avoid Eco-Hysteria
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I fell down the rabbit hole of toxic information soon after I had my first baby. I spent hours and hours on the computer researching s...
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A Brief History of Potty Training
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This post is Part 1 of My Bloggy Discussion of Diaper-Free Before 3 . Click HERE to read Part 2: The Benefits of Early Potty Trainin...
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Cookbook Review: SOS! The Six O'Clock Scramble to the Rescue
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Inside you'll find recipes that are simple, yummy, and green. [To read my review of the first Six O'Clock Scramble cookbook , cl...
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Cookbook Review: The Six O'Clock Scramble
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I love cookbooks . I love reading through the ingredient lists and looking at the pictures. Sadly, most cookbooks turn out to be duds,...
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top 10 eco-books for kids
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Another guest post by Kelly of miskellany. Looking for environmentally-friendly books for children means more than just picking up a ...
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