You don’t have to be a little kid to get excited about the Titanosaur, an important (and gigantic!) dinosaur discovery that was made by a rancher in the Patagonia region of Argentina four years ago. A skeletal cast of the … Continue reading →

“If you really want to make a friend, go to someone’s house and eat with him. The people who give you their taco give you their heart.” —CESAR CHAVEZThere seems to be a common belief that new years beget new … Continue reading →

The New Year is a time for reflection: whether you’re making a resolution or not, it’s still an opportunity to re-evaluate and re-center. What’s missing? What’s fallen by the way side? What could we benefit from adding into our routines? … Continue reading →

It’s that time of year again—the time when all of us last minute shoppers realize we haven’t bought a single gift or even brainstormed ideas for the ever-growing number of people on our holiday shopping lists. (Anybody else?) Luckily, we’ll … Continue reading →

There is something about the fall that has us craving all different kinds of delicious foods: fresh produce, cold weather, and the holidays all mean we’re inspired to cook, bake, and mostly—let’s be honest—eat. Here are five recipes that we … Continue reading →

Coloring has taken the country by storm. Coloring books are everywhere and can be found in all sorts of shapes, sizes, colors, and patterns! We are thrilled to have three very special coloring books of our own–The Mindfulness Coloring Book, … Continue reading →

Happy publication to Carrie Hope Fletcher and All I Know Now—her version of a big sister in a book! All I Know Now is Carrie’s first book, but this is her second publication day. The book was originally published in … Continue reading →

Earlier this year when we published My Grandfather Would Have Shot Me: A Black Woman Discovers Her Family’s Nazi Past, we thought, and hoped, that readers would respond to Jennifer Teege’s haunting story as strongly as we had. Jennifer Teege, … Continue reading →

A recent study on selective eating has received a lot of attention recently in the news, covered in places like The Washington Post, Jane Brody’s Well column, NPR, The Wall Street Journal, CNN, and many more. But the media aren’t … Continue reading →

Last week, Gretchen Reynolds wrote an article, “How Walking in Nature Changes the Brain,” for The New York Times, and it quickly became the #1 emailed article on nytimes.com. How many of us are flocking to cities, sweating in our … Continue reading →