Cottage In The Court26 Apr 2021

Episode 31 - Growing Sustainable Together with Shannon Brescher Shea

A Mom who believes being nice and being kind are two different things, Shannon believes in what she is teaching her children. A local woman who encourages her children to garden, make mistakes as well as be mindful as they grow. Her book, Growing Sustainable Together, - Practical Resources for Raising Kind, Engaged, Resilient Children is quite amazing! This book is a great resource in learning how to make a positive impact n raising the next generation. Shannon released this book just as the pandemic was closing down many book stores. However, it is still useful and relevant as we weather this storm. To follow Shannon, a woman, and mother worth following, you can find her here:

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The poem Dream by Lanston Hughes, The Collected Poems of Langston Hughes published by Alfred A. Knopf

Did you know you can still buy tickets to The Great Grow Along? With so many topics to choose from, as we wait for the real Spring, it's a terrific time to buy a ticket and watch the replays. You can still purchase tickets to The Great Grow Along by clicking here.

A poem about children and the earth is always a great thing.

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