Join Bryson, Victoria, and mommy as we read a mouse classic.. 

we If you take a mouse to the movies, he'll ask you for some popcorn. If you give him the popcorn, he'll want to string it all together. Then he'll want to hang it on a Christmas tree.

The famous little mouse from If You Give a Mouse a Cookie that has delighted millions of readers is back in an irresistible tale full of holiday antics. 

Join Bryson, Victoria, and Mommy as we read about the exciting ride into a pinball
Machine to learn the colors of the rainbow. 🌈 

Join Bryson and Mommy and we learn that Harry is a parslemouth! 

Join Bryson and Mommy as we read about more antics to try and get Harry to leave Hogwarts. 

Join Bryson, Mommy, and Victoria as we read about MLK and why we celebrate his day: This book is a beautifully-rendered study of Martin Luther King Jr.'s life, told in simple, straightforward language for even the youngest of readers to understand. Pinkney's scratchboard and oil pastel illustrations convey both the strength and gentleness of King's character.

Join Mommy and Victoria while
We read Daniel Tiger Bedtime stories 1-4 Meet the Neighbors 
Friends are the Best 
How is Daniel Feeling 
and 
Sweet trip to the bakery 

Join Mommy, Bryson, and Victoria as we read about a lost reindeer! 
Late one snowy winter evening, two young children and their grandmother happen upon a weak and weary deer while feeding the animals in the forest. Together the children care for the deer and warm him by the fire until he is back to health, completely unaware of the surprise that awaits them on Christmas morning! 

Join Mommy, Bryson, and Mommy as we read about some special cookies that Santa makes for his family and what happens to the recipe! 

Join mommy,
Bryson, Victoria, and the rest of the fam as we read a Christmas Eve classic: 
Clement Clarke Moore was a professor of religion and the author of several scholarly works. What he is most remembered for, however, is his poem "An Account of a Visit from St. Nicholas," later called "The Night Before Christmas," and written as a Christmas gift for his six children.

Moore is said to have based his vision of Santa Claus on both St. Nicholas and a local Dutch handyman where he lived in New York. Legend has it that the handyman operated the sleigh that took Moore home.

Join Victoria and our special
Guest reader our big sister: Abby while
they read the Polar Express! 

A young boy, lying awake one Christmas Eve, is welcomed aboard a magical train to the North Pole . . .

Through dark forests, over tall mountains, and across a barren desert of ice, the Polar Express makes its way to the huge city standing alone at the top of the world, where the boy will make his Christmas wish.