diversity – Elena Reads and Reviews

Review: Words Are Used As A Superpower in May Saves The Day

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

Sometimes, when I’m anxious about something, I make “deals” with the universe. I tell the universe that if I do

Complete with colorful pictures and inspiring words, author Rob Sanders and illustrator Steven Salerno come together to weave a story

This book gave me deja vu of when I was the lead in my middle school play, Peter Pan. Being

Christina Soontornvat loved to read and tell stories when she was younger, but had never dreamed of becoming an author.

Note From Elena Reads: When she’s not doing schoolwork or spending time with her family, Vedika Budhraja is reading. She

Amy Eklund is a librarian for a large county library in Georgia. She selects and purchases adult fiction books for

At 16, Sybil Ludington rode 40 miles in pouring rain to alert people that British soldiers were burning Danbury, Connecticut.

Katie Eichbrecht, or “Ms. E” to the students who walk into the Forest Elementary school library in Michigan, has been