Review: Poetic Passages in Shatter Me Make For Powerful Read
Juliette’s touch can kill. That’s why she was locked up in a cell after she accidentally killed a toddler. But
Review: These Hands Pass History From One Generation To The Next
Today is Father’s Day, a day where fathers and father figures are celebrated and appreciated for all their hard work.
Review: Losing A Pet Is Hard, These Books Can Help
When a pet dies, it is very sad and heartbreaking to see them go. You know they can’t live forever,
Book Lover: Alex Reeve Turned Her Quarantine Hobby Into A Bookstagram Page
Alex Reeve is a 23-year-old from St. Paul, Minnesota who loves books. Last year, she read 99 of them, and
My interview with “New Kid” Author Jerry Craft
I’m so excited I got chance to talk with award-winning author Jerry Craft. We discussed everything from getting kids to
Review: New Kid’s Companion Is Another Great Craft Graphic Novel
Jerry Craft is back at it with another great graphic novel, Class Act. This book is a New Kid companion,
Elena Reads Turns 4!
It’s hard to believe I’ve been doing this blog for four years!! Friday will mark my 4-year-annivesary. A lot has
Interview: Prolific Author Shares His Bar Mitvah Story In Coming Of Age Anthology
Alan Katz is the author of 50 books for young readers, including Take Me Out of the Bathtub and Other
Interview: Bat Mitzvahs Are Usually At 13, But Not For Author Debbie Reed Fischer
Many Jewish kids become a b’nai mitzvah at 13, but Debbie Reed Fischer had to wait until she was 18.
Interview: Author Debra Green Loves Jewish Culture And Making People Laugh
As a kid, Debra Green loved reading about large families. Her favorite books were All-of-a-Kind Family, Little Women, the Narnia
Interview: Henry Herz Helped Create B’Nai Mitvah Book To Increase Jewish Representation In KidLit
Henry Herz is an author of many children’s books, middle grade, young adult, and adult short stories in multiple genres.
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