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This past year, Bart and I have talked to literall This past year, Bart and I have talked to literally thousands of people who wish they’d gotten a better financial education and now don’t know how to get started budgeting or investing or preparing to buy a house. #sponsored I am SO delighted that the Women in the Money conference is designed to teach those exact skills (and it’s created by women for women!). You can attend virtually or in-person (if you come to the Thursday night dinner and workshop, please come say hi to Bart and me!) and the virtual tickets are free and the in-person ones are super affordable, plus use the code JANSSEN for $10 off. Comment with the word CONFERENCE and I’ll send the link and code right to your DMs!
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A few weeks ago, I did a list of books set in Pari A few weeks ago, I did a list of books set in Paris and France for kids (both picture books and chapter books) and now the list for grown-ups is live too! It’s such a fun thing to read a book set in a place you’re going to visit, want to visit or have been before! Comment with the word LIST and I’ll send both lists right to your DMs. And I’d love to know what places you’d love a book list for - let me know in the comments 👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼
At the library this week, I saw a LOT of Halloween At the library this week, I saw a LOT of Halloween books on the hold shelf (right below my holds, a family had easily 25 Halloween books waiting for them to pick up!). That means these books won’t be due back until early October (if you have a fairly standard 3 week checkout period) and if you’re not the next person in the hold line, you won’t get them until Halloween is over. So whip out that library card and get your holds in now, whether you want a spooky book for yourself, a great Halloween read aloud or a picture book (or 5!) to read with your kids or classroom. Comment with the word LISTS and I’ll send all my Halloween book lists right to your DMs!
Last year, I had four kids at 3 different schools Last year, I had four kids at 3 different schools and 2 of my kids were in a language immersion program which meant that they each had 2 different classrooms. The volume of emails was UNREAL. Pretty sure I just homeschool now in the time I got back now from that alone (+ carpooling). If you’re curious what our homeschool schedule looks like, I have a whole post about it on my blog today - comment with the word SCHEDULE and I’ll send the post right to your DMs! (And if you have homeschool questions, leave them in the comments and I’ll do my best to get to them all!).
I love spooky reading season and I’m picking my I love spooky reading season and I’m picking my books for this year’s October reading! And this boooookish sweatshirt is the perfect accompaniment! It comes in several colors and is just too dang cute 👻 Comment with the word GHOST and I’ll send my list of favorite spooky reads for grownups plus the link to this sweatshirt! #bookstagram #booklover
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