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Blended Families and Picture Books
By Christie Megill | June 20, 2022
Family relationships are some of the most special ones we have, and they can also be the most challenging, especially when the family structure shifts from the familiar to something new. Many children find themselves navigating the waters of adjusting …
What’s In Your Pockets?
By Sovann Hyde | June 19, 2022
Three Pockets Full by Cindy L. Rodriguez (Illustrated by Begoña Fernández Corbalán) is a wonderful children’s book about love, family, and tradition. Beto does not want to wear a guayabera to his mother’s wedding. He even enlists his dog, Lupe, to try …
Children’s Books about Gay Lesbian Pride Month
By Martina Rethman | June 15, 2022
Childrens Books about Gay Lesbian Pride Pin Pride Month is a time to celebrate being true to yourself. Yet lack of proper LGBTQ+ representation in children’s books can leave kids in the dark, not even knowing that their true self is an option. By intro …
It’s Field Day Season!
By Christie Megill | May 27, 2022
There’s nothing quite like the ripple of excitement in the air at the end of a school year. Late spring brings warm weather, vivid colors outside our windows, and the promise of summer up ahead. Another thing we love about this time of the year is fiel …
Children’s Books about Asian American Month
By Martina Rethman | May 23, 2022
Though often lumped together, Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders (sometimes abbreviated AAPI) come from a wide array of cultures, histories, and experiences. Here at Cardinal Rule Press, we wanted to highlight these diversities by sharing our four f …
Jewish American Community in America
By Christie Megill | May 19, 2022
May is Jewish American Heritage Month and it’s a time to recognize the history of Jewish contributions to American culture. This month also gives us an important opportunity to gain perspective, grow awareness, and celebrate the Jewish heritage. Our fa …
Children’s Books on Jewish American Heritage
By Martina Rethman | May 16, 2022
May is Jewish American Heritage Month, made to pay tribute to the generations of Jewish Americans who helped form the fabric of American history, culture, and society. The first synagogue in America was established in 1763! Today, there are more than 7 …
