Review: Competitors Become Teammates In The Quickest Kid In Clarksville
“Wil-ma Ru-dolph. Wil-ma Ru-dolph.” Alta’s sneakers seem to sing in The Quickest Kid in Clarksville by Pat Zietlow Miller. Alta
Review: Bud, Not Buddy Takes Readers On An Emotional Adventure
If a boy you know doesn’t enjoy reading, maybe he hasn’t found the right book. Bud, Not Buddy might be
Review: Add This Heartwarming Story To Your Home Library
Aesop once wrote a fable that has the message: there is always someone worse off than you. This book, What
Review: Lily Brown’s Paintings Encourages Imagination
Looking for a relaxing bedtime story? I recommend reading this book, Lily Brown’s Paintings by Angela Johnson, with pretty pictures
Review: When Rosa Parks Went Fishing Offers A Glimpse Of Her Early Years
For Black History Month, I am excited to review this book about a brave black woman named Rosa Parks. A
Review: Young, Gifted And Black Shows Paths To Greatness Start With Childhood Dreams
“Young, Gifted and Black!” Those are the lyrics to a popular song by Nina Simone. Author Jamia Wilson decided to
Guest Blog: Seedfolks Is A Lesson In Understanding Others
Elena Reads: After reading this review by my friend Udit S., age 12, I have added Seedfolks to my list
Review: If Kids Ran The World Focuses On Peace, Kindness, Dreams For The Future
It’s Multicultural Children’s Book Day! This is my kind of holiday because the day is all about bringing attention to
