The Danger of Reading
[The following story was originally published in March of 2016]
My family owns a book I will never read.
Actually, we own more than one book that I’ll likely not take time
Charity Singleton Craig
I am a writer, bringing words to life through essays, stories, blog posts, and books. I have contributed essays to three books, including, "Letters to Me: Conversations with a Younger Self". I also am
Tricks Every Boy Can Do
Even though I was finishing up Tricks Every Boy Can Do
[http://harvardsquareeditions.org/portfolio-items/tricks-every-boy-can-do/] by
Paul Buchanan at the same time my stepson, a senior in high school, received his
assignment
I’m Bored
When summer officially arrived, my three step-sons had been out of school for
about five weeks already for their summer break—just long enough for all three
of them to have grown bored.
The Danger of Reading
My family owns a book I will never read.
Actually, we own more than one book that I’ll likely not take time for: my
stepson’s copy of Si-cology written by Duck
<i>The Art of Memoir</i>
Over the weekend, my husband, Steve, mentioned a radio news segment he heard
about my alma mater.
“The Silent Night game?” I asked, referring to Taylor University’s now famous
tradition during the