Photo by Kampus Production Caregivers make a significant difference in the lives of the people they touch. But the reality is that only some people’s cut out for this job since it takes many things to be mastered. Caregivers need a lot of positive and resilient skillsets that will be useful to them as theyContinue reading “Essential Skills That An Aspiring Caregiver Must Have“
Author Archives: Alex Writes
The Appeal of Short Stories: Reading for Pleasure and Rumination
Photo by cottonbro Brian Clements’ book, a collection of short stories and poems, is thought-provoking and makes sure to give readers ample sustenance for meditation and new perspectives to take. As one of the 20th-century’s most lauded writers, famous for his dark humor and provocative prose, Kurt Vonnegut once said about reading and writing that they “areContinue reading “The Appeal of Short Stories: Reading for Pleasure and Rumination”
How the Poetic Form Acknowledges And is Based on Human Endeavor
Photo by Lachlan Ross The Color of Love by Raymond Quattlebaum is a compelling anthology of poetry that relates to the unconditional love of God manifesting in the natural and dynamic beauty of the universe. The Color of Love by Raymond Quattlebaum is a brilliant follow-up to his previous poetry anthology, Poetry In Motion. A spiritualContinue reading “How the Poetic Form Acknowledges And is Based on Human Endeavor”
How Controlling Your Thoughts Reflect On Your Actions
Photo by EKATERINA BOLOVTSOVA Your mind is a potent tool – after all, it is the one dictating your objective words and actions. Matters of the heart may be separate, but the mind is what we will tackle. We were made to believe that we were the masters of our fate and the captains ofContinue reading “How Controlling Your Thoughts Reflect On Your Actions“
The Strengths Of Today’s Generation
Photo by Creative Vix It may be challenging for some to fathom that level of success in someone so young. But when we look at our children and see how quickly they pick up on anything technology-related, we realize that there is something extraordinary about today’s generation. Generation Z and the Age of Innovation LetContinue reading “The Strengths Of Today’s Generation“
HOW TO BE A POET?
Photo by cottonbro Some people are so artistic and gifted that whatever they can sense in their day-to-day life can transform into something of worth. Why is poetry important to one’s world today? Why do poets still exist today? What Makes A Poet Great? If you turn on the TV, you can probably see why.Continue reading “HOW TO BE A POET?“
Writing Children’s Books For Amateurs
Reading is a fundamental aspect of a child’s development, and as an aspiring children’s book author, you’d want your first full-length book to bring valuable lessons that kids can pick up on. Reading up on references like “Who’s Knocking at My Door?”, a children’s storybook by Stadler, can help you start. Children are super dedicated readers andContinue reading “Writing Children’s Books For Amateurs“
Helpful Tips On Reading Aloud A Children’s Book To A Group
Photo by Yan Krukov Reading aloud not only builds reading comprehension but also enhances children’s listening skills, especially when they’re in groups. A children’s storybook by Stadler is an excellent start to use as material for group reading. It can be challenging for any shy adult to read aloud in front of a group of children. IfContinue reading “Helpful Tips On Reading Aloud A Children’s Book To A Group“
On Fables and Parables
Storytelling is an ancient tradition that humans have practiced since the beginning. Almost every aspect of human existence owes gratitude to the stories throughout our history. History, entertainment, and even art, in general, are pursuits that all lead to these stories. You can’t even spell “history” without a story. The word is just built intoContinue reading “On Fables and Parables”
Fables: Where Animals Take Center Stage
It was a date long forgotten by the passing of time, yet part of what was talked about that day still becomes relevant from time to time. After all, it was the day that Aesop, the storytelling slave, once again told the story of the hardworking ant and the playful but lazy grasshopper. In aContinue reading “Fables: Where Animals Take Center Stage”
Alex Writes 