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,
A young book lover shares her thoughts on the diverse stories she's reading.
When a pet dies, it is very sad and heartbreaking to see them go. You know they can’t live forever,
Alex Reeve is a 23-year-old from St. Paul, Minnesota who loves books. Last year, she read 99 of them, and
I’m so excited I got chance to talk with award-winning author Jerry Craft. We discussed everything from getting kids to
I read this book about slavery and the end of slavery called Juneteenth, by Vaunda Micheaux Nelson and Drew Nelson.
For Father’s Day, I’m reviewing a book called My Daddy Loves Me, by Mama, Baba, and Sekou Afrika. It is
I read The Case For Loving: The Fight For Interracial Marriage, by Selina Alko. It is about the right to
I went to Printer’s Row Lit Fest in Chicago today. The event is the Midwest’s Largest Literary Festival. There were lots
Emmanuel’s Dream: The True Story of Emmanuel Ofosu Yeboah is about an African boy who was born with only one
My school spent an entire month raising awareness about autism for Autism Awareness Month. Every Friday in April we wore
Christian Robinson is the illustrator of lots of children’s books including the award-winning Last Stop on Market Street, The Smallest Girl
This book caught my attention because the girl and boy on the cover look like me and my cousin Cleo.
This week I will be reviewing The Mighty Miss Malone, by Christopher Paul Curtis. The book is about 12-year-old Deza
Ebony Glenn loves to draw and read. She creates whimiscal artwork for children’s books. I didn’t know what whimsical was