Interview: Rebecca Caprara Talks About Soon-To-Be-Released First Book
Rebecca Caprara, a graduate of Cornell University and a girl who practiced architecture, is also the author of the book
Interview: Rebecca Caprara Talks About Soon-To-Be-Released First Book
Rebecca Caprara, a graduate of Cornell University and a girl who practiced architecture, is also the author of the book
Review: The Magic Of Melwick Orchard Is A Book You’ll Want To Savor
I usually read books on paperback or hardcover, but Rebecca Caprara, the author of The Magic of Melwick Orchard sent me a
Interview: Kelly DiPucchio Says Our Books Should Reflect Our Diversity
Kelly DiPucchio had a pet goat when she was a kid and always bought her clothes from Sears catalogs.
Review: Grace For President Questions Why Only Boys Have Led The Country
Today’s book review is Grace for President, a New York Times Best Seller, by Kelly DiPucchio. It’s about a girl named
Interview: Jean Alicia Elster Writes Novels About Black People In Detroit
My interview this week is with Jean Alicia Elster. She used to be a lawyer, but now she is an
Review: Who’s Jim Hines? A Historical Fiction Book That Turns Into A Mystery
I read this book called Who’s Jim Hines? by Jean Alicia Elster. It’s about a young African-American boy named Doug
Guest Review: “The Colored Car Subtly Teaches Life Fundamentals”
Note from Elena Reads: Yesterday I reviewed The Colored Car and today guest blogger Christian S., age 12, gives her
