Because I Said So: Three Books Dare to Ask “Why?”

You can tell it’s July when I start writing copious posts about books that have certain, interesting aspects in common with one another. You see, by July I’ve seen a vast number of publications slated for both Spring and Fall. That means the similarities are bound to become more apparent. For example, last week I discovered that a slew of 2019 releases were all talking about perceptions and perspectives. And this week? The single word most identified with a young child’s speech gets its own m...