Review: Brick By Brick Tells Story Of Black People Who Built The White House
It’s one week until election day. And we all know that the winner of the presidential election gets to live
Review: The Crossover Is A Heartwarming Tale About Family Bonds, Basketball
This book by Kwame Alexander is more than powerful. I’ve reread the book so many times, and I just can’t
Book Lover: Founder Of BookTastic Festival In The UK Says Bookshelves Should Reflect Real World
There is a silver lining in almost every cloud. Lifelong reading addict Rachael Rogan was diagnosed with Stage IV cancer
Review: John Lewis Expands On His Activist Life In MARCH Book Two and Book Three
Today was congressman and activist John Lewis’ funeral. But, although a hero has died, his spirit won’t. We will always
Review: MARCH Commemorates The Life And Times Of John Lewis
He preached and baptized his chickens as a young boy. He used to sneak off to school when his parents
Discrimination, Racism Are Central Themes In Jewell Parker Rhodes Books
Dr. Jewell Parker Rhodes grew up loving books. In third grade, she even started writing her own! Unfortunately, she never
Guest Blog: Ruby Finds A Worry Helps Kids Work Through Anxiety
Note from Elena Reads: I love seeing little kids interested in the books they read. Emery Sutherlin is five and
Interview: Award-winning Author D.J. Corchin Loves Connecting With His Readers
I met D.J. Corchin at the Printer’s Row Lit festival a few years ago in Chicago. He says he loves
Review: Half-Cat Is Funny And Sarcastic, A Great Read For Kids
I have reread this playful and fun book by D.J. Corchin called Half-Cat lots of times. The book is funny
Interview: Characters In Talking Cat Series Are Based On Author’s Real-Life Pets
Wendy Ledger loooooooves her cats. She likes the way you have to win them over so they can let you
Review: In The Talking Cat Series, You Will Venture Into A New World
Have you ever wondered where cats go when they die? Well, in Wendy Ledger’s Talking Cat Series, you will venture
