kidlit – 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

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

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

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

Note from Elena Reads: I’m excited that another one of my best friends is doing a guest review for my

A Girl’s Bill Of Rights is a sweet book with an empowering message that will inspire all girls to be

Danny is a crayon in a pencil box. Everywhere he goes, he never seems to fit in. In San Diego,

I am Black and Filipino, and my ancestors came from Africa and Asia. I have always wondered what it would

Three souls are brought together under one moon to witness something unforgettable. The strangers soon become unlikely friends. In Wendy

It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s El Deafo – a superhero who can hear her teachers everywhere they go