Atlanta magazine for alternative modern tattooed blended gay biracial family

0 Comments 23 October 2012

With instruments from Americana, Dean Jones gets toddlers engaged and the mode is set to “jaunty.”

Media Review

Liar and Spy by Rebecca Stead

by Marcy Cornell

0 Comments 09 October 2012

MIddle-school spies investigating Mr. X may get more than they bargained for.

Media Review

Creepy Carrots, by Aaron Reynolds and Peter Brown

by Marcy Cornell

0 Comments 01 October 2012

Illustrated in film-noir-reminiscent black and white, with highlights in carrot orange, Creepy Carrots tells the story of Jasper Rabbit, who has a passion for the carrots he digs up in Crackenhopper Field.

Media Review

Putumayo Kids Kids World Party

by Kristin Moody

0 Comments 04 September 2012

Putumayo Kids have made a number of CDs that are in regular rotation at our house. In fact, both my 4-year-old and 19-month-old can’t fall asleep without their Putumayo Dreamland CD. So I was super excited to have a chance to check out Kids World Party. Kids World Party almost immediately became a favorite. From […]

Feature

Back to School bash to end the summer

by Lea Holland

0 Comments 24 July 2012

The Atlanta family band Laughing Pizza — made up of dad Billy, mom Lisa and daughter Emily — plays a Back to School bash at Stone Mountain Park Saturday and Sunday, July 28-29.

Atomic Family, Feature

A peek into life of the Simmons-Dawson family

by Lea Holland

0 Comments 12 July 2012

Faith Dawson and David Lee Simmons were a little unprepared when they got the call their adoption process was coming to a happy close.

Dining Out

Burnt Fork can even make the vegans happy

by Kristin Moody

1 Comment 12 July 2012

This quiet little spot in the heart of downtown Decatur is the perfect choice for vegetarians, vegans, and carnivores alike.

Media Review, Uncategorized

Review of Hope Harris’ Picasso, That’s Who!

by Jackie Damico

0 Comments 12 July 2012

Hope Harris’ songs lead young listeners through a virtual gallery of famous artists using bluegrass, funk and some retro rock ’n’ roll along the way.

Media Review

Review of Swing Cafe, by Carl Norac

by Jackie Damico

0 Comments 12 July 2012

Author Carl Norac’s storybook-music CD set weaves classic jazz recordings from the likes of Ella Fitzgerald and Duke Ellington with a beautifully illustrated glossy book of magical prose.