Literary Reflections

Literary Mamas share what they are reading right now, each perfect for a mid-winter escape. Enjoy! Download the list to find it fast at your local bookstore or library.

Coming up March 9th is World Read-Aloud Day; celebrate and spread the word with these fun titles, sure to please both children and adults! Enjoy!

Of course we’re going to read a story. She’s the school reading assistant. But instead of jumping right in, I pull the sheet to my face and block her from…

In this month’s essay, Christina Marie Speed pays tribute to the high school teacher who inspired her to look beyond the printed page. Who showed you that books are more…

Literary Mamas are curling up with these irresistible titles. Enjoy!

“Some people go to priests; others to poetry; I to my friends.” –Virginia Woolf

The British novelist Graham Greene called the necessary distance a writer must have from his or her material “a sliver of ice in the heart of the writer.” And I…

Carolyn Roy-Bornstein was an avid writer until a family tragedy shook her world. In this month’s essay, she describes what compelled her to put pen to paper again. How public…

This month Literary Mamas take you back in time with these interesting titles! Enjoy! Download the list to find it fast at your local bookstore or library.

Aunt March deems Jo headstrong and incorrigible and unworthy of a grand tour of Europe. So be it. The other characters fade and age. Only Jo is immortal, vibrant and…

In this month’s essay, Dana Cattani, reflects on her attempt to introduce the March sisters to her eight-year-old daughter. “It is difficult to know which of the many experiences I…