by Cindy Noonan | Oct 15, 2017 | Parenting points to ponder, Worldview
I have family members with dyslexia who find reading hard work. I wish they didn’t have to struggle to learn this necessary skill. I recently found out that if certain changes are made to books, these people are better able to understand what they are reading....
by Cindy Noonan | Sep 6, 2017 | Worldview
In this familiar painting from the Cistine Chapel, Michelangelo portrays God giving life to Adam through the touch of his finger. A new life form was created when the hand of God touched man. We have a much different understanding of finger-pointing. When someone...
by Cindy Noonan | Aug 16, 2017 | Worldview
A tragic, unnessary death and multiple injuries happened in Charlottesville this past weekend. Don’t you think that’s despicable? So do I. We hate the crime that was committed. But we don’t have to hate the person who carried it out. Jesus put this...
by Cindy Noonan | Jul 28, 2017 | Book Reviews, Worldview
Before you throw stones, yes, I enjoyed Wonder Woman. Did I like Gal Gadot–yes. and Chris Pine–yes. However, I am one of the few people, it seems, who did not appreciate her naivete and innocence. Critics actually applauded this plot development. Even...
by Cindy Noonan | Jul 18, 2017 | Worldview
Hooray for Books! independent bookstore in Alexandria, Virginia does it right. How do small bookstores survive in a post-Amazon world? By hosting exciting summer reading programs for kids, for one. Walk in now through August 31st and play “Reading Without Walls...
by Cindy Noonan | Jun 5, 2017 | Worldview
Hold on to your colonial tricorn hats! I’m signing copies of my new edition of Dark Enough to See the Stars: A Story of Escape on the Underground Railroad on July 9th in the oldest bookstore in the world – the Moravian Book and Gift Shop in Bethlehem,...
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