Are there any favorite titles from your childhood that you haven’t yet shared with your kids? Dip into this list for some old-fashioned holiday fun.
Author: Linsly Donnelly
A mom of three, Linsly Donnelly is the CEO and founder of SmartFeed, a free resource to help you find media you’ll approve and your kids will love. She and the SmartFeed team thrive on using the power of media as a positive force for our children. Linsly is also a startup veteran (Joann.com, Wine.com, Red.com, YogaLoftMB) and published author of Happy Go Local: The Smart Mom’s Guide to Living the Good (and Sustainable) Life! She and her family divide their time between Mill Valley, Calif., and Park City, Utah.
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