Guest Blog: Travel To The Land Of Dinosaurs In This Supernatural Read
Note from Elena Reads: My third grade brother would sometimes rather answer trivia questions, ride his bike, or play video
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
Review: ‘Joey’ Highlights President Biden’s Life As A Young Boy
It’s Presidents Day and many are finding ways to celebrate; whether it be informing themselves on our presidents, going to
Review: Becoming Muhammad Ali Is A Story Depicting The Boxer’s Life Before Fame
Kwame Alexander is a writing genius. Hands down. First he delivered the masterpiece of The Crossover, and then wrote one
Review: Jackie Robinson’s Daughter Shares Her Experience Of The Civil Rights Movement
Child Of The Dream is written by Jackie Robinson’s daughter, Sharon. It’s a peek into her life as a 13-year-old
Guest Blog: The Song of Achilles Is A Beautifully Written Mythology
Note From Elena Reads: Today’s guest blogger is Ana Davis, an avid reader who is also a family friend. About
Review: The Word Collector Is A Magical And Creative Read
While some kids are collecting stamps or rocks, young Jerome loves to collect words. Words like hope, wonder, and torrential.
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
