Guest Blog: This Book Will Inspire Young Readers To Confidently Share Their Ideas
Note from Elena Reads: I’m excited that another one of my best friends is doing a guest review for my
Guest Blog: This Book Will Inspire Young Readers To Confidently Share Their Ideas
Note from Elena Reads: I’m excited that another one of my best friends is doing a guest review for my
Review: I Am Martin Luther King, Jr. Shows You Are Never Too Young To Change The World
Written in first-person, with accompanying comic-style pictures, I Am Martin Luther King, Jr. by Brad Meltzer will teach young kids
Interview: Amy B. Mucha Says Writing Sets Her Whole Soul Thrilling With Chills
When you hear a good song, or take a bite of your favorite food, you have to stop whatever you’re
Review: Half-Chinese, Half-Jewish Protagonist Questions Meaning Behind “All-American Girl”
Lauren and her best friend since forever, Tara, are inseparable. They do everything together, yet somehow Tara is always the
Review: A Girl’s Bill Of Rights Has An Empowering Message For Girls Everywhere
A Girl’s Bill Of Rights is a sweet book with an empowering message that will inspire all girls to be
Review: Mexican WhiteBoy Discovers His Voice In Story About Biracial Identity
Danny is a crayon in a pencil box. Everywhere he goes, he never seems to fit in. In San Diego,
Review: Masai And I Encourages Kids To Learn About Their Family History
I am Black and Filipino, and my ancestors came from Africa and Asia. I have always wondered what it would
Review: Every Soul A Star Focuses On Friendships And Identity
Three souls are brought together under one moon to witness something unforgettable. The strangers soon become unlikely friends. In Wendy
Review: Count Me In Tells America Everyone Belongs
Karina Chopra is American. So is her friend Chris, her mom and dad, and her grandfather who she calls Papa.
Book Lover: Santa Uses Literature To Reach Children During The Holidays
Christmas is coming, and Santa Claus is coming to town. In his bag will be toys, games, and even books!
