Reposted – Igniting Curiosity: How Historical Adventure Books Spark Learning in Boys

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It works well for girls, too! Check it out, readers! Igniting Curiosity: How Historical Adventure Books Spark Learning in Boys In an era dominated by screens and instant gratification, fostering a deep appreciation for history in young readers can feel like an uphill battle. Yet, historical fiction—especially in the form of thrilling boys’ adventure books—offers … Continue reading Reposted – Igniting Curiosity: How Historical Adventure Books Spark Learning in Boys

Feral Tropes – A Listicle for Spotting Feral Tropes: More on Religion is Always Evil, All Churches Are Corrupt, Evil Religions, and Knowing What You Don’t Know, Part 12

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I thought that I had finished with these tropes last week, but I realized that there were some other items related to these which needed to be discussed. Misotheistic atheism, dystheistic atheism, and anti-theistic atheism are so rampant in fiction that they need a greater dissection than the previous article could give. The reason they … Continue reading Feral Tropes – A Listicle for Spotting Feral Tropes: More on Religion is Always Evil, All Churches Are Corrupt, Evil Religions, and Knowing What You Don’t Know, Part 12