Julia’s House for Lost Creatures
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On kind, environmentalist, and vegan books for kids.
A few gorgeous picture books perfect for vegan children … and other kids, too.
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On baby books.
Today is the first day of school in town (which seems so early! It’s still clearly summer outside), so I’m back to being primary daytime parent. Which means I’ll be doing a lot of reading. Which, okay, that in itself isn’t so different from how I spend my work time normally, but what I read…
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