Culture ‘Hoo Boy’: The Delightful Irreverence of Richard Peck By Sarah Schutte February 14, 2021 Peck had a deep understanding of his craft. He and his raucous cast of characters are worthy candidates for any reading list.
Film & TV Disney’s Disappointing Black Beauty Remake By Sarah Schutte February 11, 2021 The new movie is poorly plotted and lacks purpose.
Culture You’re a Good Man, Encyclopedia Brown By Sarah Schutte February 5, 2021 Encyclopedia Brown is a friend no child should grow up without.
Culture Saint Nicholas Comes to Call By Sarah Schutte December 6, 2020 A family invites the community in to celebrate a saint’s feast day.
Culture Three Cheers for the Quiet Ones By Sarah Schutte November 28, 2020 Don’t ignore the beauty and goodness of characters just because they don’t seem impressive or witty.
Culture ‘Making Mistakes, So You Don’t Have To’: America’s Test Kitchen at 20 By Sarah Schutte November 15, 2020 Thank you, 'ATK,' for bringing joy and confidence to home cooks across America. Here’s to 20 more years.
Film & TV Math and Romance Meet By Sarah Schutte November 13, 2020 Directed by Chuck Jones, Norton Juster's The Dot and the Line is an animated delight.
Culture Easy on the Ears By Sarah Schutte September 5, 2020 There is a difference between hearing something and actually listening to it, and Twenty Thousand Hertz’s Dallas Taylor understands this.
Culture Worth a Thousand Words By Sarah Schutte August 29, 2020 There is a special, irreplaceable beauty to the physical, tactile reminders of your past that cannot be recreated on a screen.
Art Rich in Detail, Deep in Meaning By Sarah Schutte June 19, 2020 A note of appreciation for the loveliness of P. J. Lynch's illustrations.