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No other newsletter compares when it comes to cultivating creativity in parenting and family time. If you like stories, invitations to play, imagination, having fun, being curious and being together, you will get the most out of The Most. (See what I did there? 😉)
Can you ever read too many newsletters about children's books? No! The limit does not exist! Alexis regularly curates an eclectic -- and excellent -- handful of books to help you find the ones worth reading together.
I love this newsletter for its sneak peek into the mind of a thoughtful children's author and poet. I recommend it for anyone who loves art, poetry, children's books, and the sweet spot where all those lovely things overlap.
Do I homeschool my children? No. Do I live in England? No. Do I find lots of value in peeking in at Catherine's low-key but intentional life of family learning? Absolutely. I always look forward to reading this newsletter (and the books she shares are frequently amazing)!
I always open Meera's emails, because I know whatever's inside is going to be beautiful, thoughtful, and real. She's a true artist, sharing her life and her process, and Dear Somebody is an uncommonly lovely newsletter.
It's hard to describe what children's book author/illustrator Rachel offers in her eclectic newsletter, but it's consistently delightful, and I know, every time it lands in my inbox, that I'm going to enjoy it.
The absolute best place on the internet for how to navigate diet culture and fatphobia (especially through parenting) and unlearn a lifetime of garbage through in-depth, thoughtful essays and interviews + a welcoming, participatory community.