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,
Review: Juneteenth Explains Slavery and Celebrates Emancipation
I read this book about slavery and the end of slavery called Juneteenth, by Vaunda Micheaux Nelson and Drew Nelson.
Review: My Daddy Loves Me Showcases Bond Between Father and Son
For Father’s Day, I’m reviewing a book called My Daddy Loves Me, by Mama, Baba, and Sekou Afrika. It is
Review: The Case For Loving: The Fight For Interracial Marriage
I read The Case For Loving: The Fight For Interracial Marriage, by Selina Alko. It is about the right to
Review: Lots of Books, Authors at Chicago’s Printer’s Row Lit Fest
I went to Printer’s Row Lit Fest in Chicago today. The event is the Midwest’s Largest Literary Festival. There were lots
Review: Emmanuel’s Dream Proves Any Goal Can Be Reached
Emmanuel’s Dream: The True Story of Emmanuel Ofosu Yeboah is about an African boy who was born with only one
Review: Rules Offers Lessons About Understanding Autism and Accepting Differences
My school spent an entire month raising awareness about autism for Autism Awareness Month. Every Friday in April we wore
Interview: Christian Robinson has a “Fun, Simple and Playful” Style
Christian Robinson is the illustrator of lots of children’s books including the award-winning Last Stop on Market Street, The Smallest Girl
Review: Farm Friends Escape! Is a Fun Mystery for Young Readers
This book caught my attention because the girl and boy on the cover look like me and my cousin Cleo.
Review: The Mighty Miss Malone is a Girl Who Never Gives Up
This week I will be reviewing The Mighty Miss Malone, by Christopher Paul Curtis. The book is about 12-year-old Deza
Interview: Ebony Glenn’s Whimsical Artwork Brings Characters Alive
Ebony Glenn loves to draw and read. She creates whimiscal artwork for children’s books. I didn’t know what whimsical was
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