aka MamaBookworm
a free-spirited blogger who can talk about books, reading & writing tips for tweens, and parenting all. day. long.
Literacy & learning start at home.
The middle school years can be tumultuous. During this time of rapid growth, relationships, experience, and positive reinforcement continue the foundation built over the elementary years.
My goal is to equip parents with research-based information and enrichment activities to spark creativity and generate interest in reading and writing to nurture tweens and unlock the potential that stems from the purposeful parenting of this age group.
Real life. Real stories.
Because we’re in this together.
When I’m not at my desk writing, you’ll find me curled up with a good book. I’m a fan of science fiction, horror film, running, cooking, and embarrassing my kids by dancing or using words like lit and yeet.
Do you want to reduce summer learning loss and keep your middle schooler’s writing skills sharp over the summer? Journaling is an excellent way for tweens to strengthen literacy skills, process emotions, foster communication, and have fun! But a blank journal can be daunting, and tweens are apt to lose interest quickly. With this functional journal featuring 90 different journal prompts, middle schoolers get all the benefits of keeping a journal while having a blast.
Download my free ultimate reading list for summer break. Just because they are out of school doesn’t mean they stop learning!
