Review: Book Tells True Story Of Jewish Boy Who Created A Language Of Hope And Unity
Many kids like to make up their own languages, and communicate with their friends or siblings in their newfound dialect.
A young book lover shares her thoughts on the diverse stories she's reading.
Many kids like to make up their own languages, and communicate with their friends or siblings in their newfound dialect.
According to a legend, there is a beautiful place where enchanted forest paths lie and gentle laughter floats like bells
Note From Elena Reads: My younger brother has been really getting into the Big Nate graphic novel series, so I
In the fiction novel Rebound, by Kwame Alexander, a boy named Charlie “Chuck” Bell struggles to rebound from a tragedy
May Saves The Day, by Laura Gehl, is a book that will help kids realize that teamwork makes the dream
When 11th-grader Tage Smith learned that a school in Southwest Detroit did not have a library, he got the idea
How It Happens is an intriguing new book by Jean Alicia Elster that explores racism through three generations of Black
Marvel worries about anything and everything. She worries about earthquakes, speaking in public, amusement park rides — and not well
Sometimes, when I’m anxious about something, I make “deals” with the universe. I tell the universe that if I do
This Newbery Honor-winning book is short, but is filled with all the right stuff – emotion, poignant characters, and a
Claudia Coleman and Monday Charles were the best of friends. They were inseparable, and did everything together. So when Monday
This unforgettable middle-grade novel, Something To Say, will have readers cheering on lovable characters who feel like your best friends.
Complete with colorful pictures and inspiring words, author Rob Sanders and illustrator Steven Salerno come together to weave a story