How to Write a Diamante Poem
The diamante poem is diamond-shaped in form. This type of poem does not rhyme and it follows a simple formula using nouns, verbs, and adjectives. Read further to get more insights on how to write
Effects of Childhood Trauma on Adulthood
The word “childhood” invokes innocence, joy, and optimism. To be a child is to be protected, loved, and cared for. The lack of these things often causes trauma for children as they grow up. Keep
How The Act of Surrogacy Affects Your Mental Health
Surrogacy is an option that some couple take to fulfill their dream of becoming parents. As much as this brings blessings their way, it goes without saying that it can also be a stressful period
Alphabet, Hand Language. and Word Posters
This collection of human alphabet and natural hand language posters was retrieved from publicdomainreview.org: Chirologia, or The Natural Language of the Hand (1644) The Human Alphabet (1789) A Collection of Fashionable English Words (1887).
The Skipping Shoes
The Skipping Shoes by Louisa May Alcott. The Skipping Shoes Once there was a little girl, named Kitty, who never wanted to do what people asked her. She said “I won’t” and “I
The Piggy Girl
The Piggy Girl by Louisa May Alcott. The Piggy Girl “I won’t be washed! I won’t be washed!” screamed little Betty, kicking and slapping the maid who undressed her one night. “You’d better
The Death of John
The Death of John by Louisa May Alcott. The Death of John Hardly was I settled again, when the inevitable bowl appeared, and its bearer delivered a message I had expected, yet dreaded
The Cross on the Old Church Tower
The Cross on the Old Church Tower by Louisa May Alcott. The Cross on the Old Church Tower Up the dark stairs that led to his poor home strode a gloomy-faced young man with despair
The Candy Country
The Candy Country by Louisa May Alcott. The Candy Country “I shall take mamma’s red sun-umbrella, it is so warm, and none of the children at school will have one like it,” said Lily,
My Red Cap
My Red Cap by Louisa May Alcott. My Red Cap “He who serves well need not fear to ask his wages.” I It was under a blue cap that I first saw the