Review: Better With Butter Is Relatable To Anyone With Anxiety
Marvel worries about anything and everything. She worries about earthquakes, speaking in public, amusement park rides — and not well
Interview: Author’s Award-Winning Novel Inspired By Father’s Partition Experiences
Veera Hiranandani is a writer, a creative writing teacher, a mom of two teenagers, and a cat owner. She has
Review: The Night Diary Is A Personal, Introspective-Feel Novel
I consider myself outspoken. I love to talk and use the voice I was blessed with. So, reading this book
Review: Leading The Way Features A Diverse Group Of Politically Minded Women
There are so many influential females who have helped shape America. From Tammy Duckworth, an Iraq War veteran and U.S.
Review: I Wish I Learned The Alphabet With This Diverse Read
A is for anthem, B is for beautiful, and C is for community! With The ABCs of Black History by
Review: Bravery, Optimism Are Core Themes In This Promise Of Change
Before the Little Rock Nine set foot into an all-white school, there was the Clinton 12: a group of Black
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
