I do make a small commission if you buy through the links here, but there is no difference in price to you whatsoever! *You can find any of these books at your local library, or use the Amazon links that I’ve added here for your convenience. Ancient peoples paid close attention to the sun’s movement in the sky as they timed planting and harvesting of crops, telling time, and so much more! Sharing books about the solstice with our children reminds them that our calendars are, ultimately, designed by Mother Nature. Many traditions involve being outdoors in nature, dances, and even bonfires! How Cultures Celebrate The Solstice Around The WorldĬultures around the world pay homage to the longest day of the year (in the Northern Hemisphere) in various ways. So, around my house – we’re fans of both solstice and equinox! We are beginning to create our own summer solstice traditions! Unfortunately, no winter solstice babies here. Oh, and there’s me…born three days away from the autumn equinox. And my second, within three days of the spring equinox. My first son was born on the summer solstice.
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