NR PLUS For the Love of Peter Rabbit By Sarah Schutte May 8, 2022 Diving into the life of Beatrix Potter is a refreshing plunge, full of fascinating, delightful images and information.
NR PLUS Honor and Loyalty in Ranger’s Apprentice By Sarah Schutte April 24, 2022 Lessons of courage, courtesy, and comradeship are threaded through this page-turning series.
NR PLUS Shakespeare’s Birthday Is a Great Time to Recall His Political Wisdom By Adam M. Carrington April 23, 2022 As the English-speaking world remembers Shakespeare, let students of politics celebrate as well.
NR PLUS The Folly of English Teachers Who Oppose Reading By Daniel Buck April 23, 2022 The National Council of Teachers of English wants to ‘decenter’ book-reading and essay-writing as the fundamentals of English class. This is a mistake.
NR PLUS Audiobooks to Make the Time Fly By Sarah Schutte April 10, 2022 Whether you’re alone in the kitchen or with your family in the car, listening to books is the best entertainment.
NR PLUS The Model English Butler Goes Native By Sarah Schutte March 27, 2022 Sid Fleischman’s rollicking tale By the Great Horn Spoon! shouldn’t be missed.
NR PLUS Changing, and Staying the Same By Jay Nordlinger March 17, 2022 Two American operas based on classic Italian novels had their premieres about five weeks apart.
NR PLUS Rags to Riches, Winter to Spring By Sarah Schutte March 13, 2022 Frances Hodgson Burnett’s classic tales of transformation grew out of a tumultuous transatlantic life.
NR PLUS The Real Jack Kerouac By Michael Washburn March 12, 2022 He was a touchstone of the Beat generation. But conservatives should not dismiss him so readily.
NR PLUS Wandering through the Limberlost By Sarah Schutte February 27, 2022 Gene Stratton-Porter’s writing captures the beauty of a lost Indiana wilderness.