Review: Divergent Is The First Thrilling Installment In Dystopian Series
When the world is separated by different societal groups who each have their own morals, Tris learns that she is
A young book lover shares her thoughts on the diverse stories she's reading.
When the world is separated by different societal groups who each have their own morals, Tris learns that she is
You’ve probably read or heard about the bestselling novel The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas. In her latest novel,
One of my favorite types of writing is verse. I’ve always liked poetry, having read Emily Dickinson and Shel Silverstein
Note from Elena Reads: Today’s guest blogger is Jada J., age 8. Here is her review: I read a book
Michigan author Supriya Kelkar said she watched three Bollywood movies each week as a kid to learn to speak Hindi.
Ahimsa, by Supriya Kelkar, is a book about a 10-year-old girl named Anjali living in the 1940s in India, when
Rebecca Caprara, a graduate of Cornell University and a girl who practiced architecture, is also the author of the book
I usually read books on paperback or hardcover, but Rebecca Caprara, the author of The Magic of Melwick Orchard sent me a
Kelly DiPucchio had a pet goat when she was a kid and always bought her clothes from Sears catalogs.
Today’s book review is Grace for President, a New York Times Best Seller, by Kelly DiPucchio. It’s about a girl named
My interview this week is with Jean Alicia Elster. She used to be a lawyer, but now she is an
I read this book called Who’s Jim Hines? by Jean Alicia Elster. It’s about a young African-American boy named Doug
Note from Elena Reads: Yesterday I reviewed The Colored Car and today guest blogger Christian S., age 12, gives her