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
Book Lover: Reading Is Relaxation, Escape For This Librarian, Fitness Coach
Amy Eklund is a librarian for a large county library in Georgia. She selects and purchases adult fiction books for
Review: These Strong Girls Didn’t Let Age Delay Their Goals
At 16, Sybil Ludington rode 40 miles in pouring rain to alert people that British soldiers were burning Danbury, Connecticut.
Book Lover: Media Aide Loves The Adventure, Lessons, And Morals Of A Good Book
Katie Eichbrecht, or “Ms. E” to the students who walk into the Forest Elementary school library in Michigan, has been
Review: I Am Malala Lends Hope To Those Who Need It
“Who is Malala?” asked a man working for the Taliban set out to kill a 15-year-old girl seen as a
Interview: Author’s Award-Winning Novel Inspired By Father’s Partition Experiences
Veera Hiranandani is a writer, a creative writing teacher, a mom of two teenagers, and a cat owner. She has
Review: The Night Diary Is A Personal, Introspective-Feel Novel
I consider myself outspoken. I love to talk and use the voice I was blessed with. So, reading this book
Review: Leading The Way Features A Diverse Group Of Politically Minded Women
There are so many influential females who have helped shape America. From Tammy Duckworth, an Iraq War veteran and U.S.
Review: I Wish I Learned The Alphabet With This Diverse Read
A is for anthem, B is for beautiful, and C is for community! With The ABCs of Black History by
Review: Bravery, Optimism Are Core Themes In This Promise Of Change
Before the Little Rock Nine set foot into an all-white school, there was the Clinton 12: a group of Black
Review: One Last Word Offers New Perspective On Poetry From The Harlem Renaissance
I had never even heard of the Harlem Renaissance until reading One Last Word by Nikki Grimes. It was an
