Readability Author’s Series: Andrea Alexander

Andrea Alexander

Readability author Andrea Alexander has published six books, and proceeds from her books are donated to Glory Day Live (a nonprofit started by Alexander).  Alexander shared her favorite children’s books and the motto that brings her inspiration. Read on to find out more about one of the many authors that helps bring Readability’s stories to … Read more

Readability Author’s Series: Lauren Mosback

Readability Author's Series: Lauren Mosback

Readability author Lauren Mosback shares how Buddha’s wise words have inspired her and also touches on a few of her favorite books and writers. Read on to find out more about Lauren and how her book series Super Skills can help children better understand healthy habits while growing their reading skills, too.  Who or what … Read more

Readability Author’s Series: Scott McBride and Rod Thompson

Readability Author’s Series: Scott McBride and Rod Thompson

Authors Scott McBride and Rod Thompson spoke to Readability about their favorite books and share the inspiration behind their stories. Who or what inspired you to become a writer? Scott: I’m what you call an accidental author. Writing a children’s book never crossed my mind nor was it part of my plans. However, I had … Read more

Readability Author’s Series: Deb Skog

Readability Author’s Series: Deb Skog

Readability Author Deb Skog spoke to Readability about what inspired her to become a children’s author and shares her favorite books and writers! We would love to know who or what inspired you to become a writer? I have loved writing  ever since I was a little girl. I really enjoyed creative writing and especially … Read more

How to Reduce your Child’s Anxiety and Create a Positive Mindset for Learning

How to Reduce your Child's Anxiety and Create a Positive Mindset for Learning

 According to children’s mental health statistics compiled by the Centers for Disease Control, more than seven percent of children between the ages of three and 17 have been diagnosed with anxiety; this means that more than four million children struggle with this condition. While anxiety is most commonly diagnosed in the middle school and … Read more

Bridging the Learning Gap While Homeschooling

Bridging the Learning Gap While Homeschooling

 Covid threw many parents into the role of teacher. Although many schools have reopened to in-person learning across the country, some parents are still managing distance learning for their children. Parents also may still be struggling with a new normal that could include a mix of in-person and virtual learning or even trying to … Read more