Review: Words Are Used As A Superpower in May Saves The Day
May Saves The Day, by Laura Gehl, is a book that will help kids realize that teamwork makes the dream
Review: Words Are Used As A Superpower in May Saves The Day
May Saves The Day, by Laura Gehl, is a book that will help kids realize that teamwork makes the dream
Book Lover: Bloomfield Hills Student Collects Books to Start Detroit School Library
When 11th-grader Tage Smith learned that a school in Southwest Detroit did not have a library, he got the idea
Review: How It Happens Views Racism Through 3 Generations of Black Women
How It Happens is an intriguing new book by Jean Alicia Elster that explores racism through three generations of Black
Review: Better With Butter Is Relatable To Anyone With Anxiety
Marvel worries about anything and everything. She worries about earthquakes, speaking in public, amusement park rides — and not well
Review: Ask My Mood Ring How I Feel Is Filled With Emotion And Suspense
Sometimes, when I’m anxious about something, I make “deals” with the universe. I tell the universe that if I do
Review: The Hundred Penny Box Is A Bittersweet Tale Of A Special Bond
This Newbery Honor-winning book is short, but is filled with all the right stuff – emotion, poignant characters, and a
Review: Monday’s Not Coming Is A Thriller That Shines A Light On Real-Life Issues
Claudia Coleman and Monday Charles were the best of friends. They were inseparable, and did everything together. So when Monday
Review: Something To Say Is Filled With Emotion, Heart, and Triumphs
This unforgettable middle-grade novel, Something To Say, will have readers cheering on lovable characters who feel like your best friends.
Review: Pride Highlights Life Of Activist Who Fought For Equality
Complete with colorful pictures and inspiring words, author Rob Sanders and illustrator Steven Salerno come together to weave a story
Review: Not Quite Snow White Emphasizes Believing In Yourself Despite Outside Voices
This book gave me deja vu of when I was the lead in my middle school play, Peter Pan. Being
