Review: Better With Butter Is Relatable To Anyone With Anxiety
Marvel worries about anything and everything. She worries about earthquakes, speaking in public, amusement park rides — and not well
Tag: middle grade
Review: Something To Say Is Filled With Emotion, Heart, and Triumphs
This unforgettable middle-grade novel, Something To Say, will have readers cheering on lovable characters who feel like your best friends.
Review: The Miscalculations Of Lightning Girl Is A Unique Coming-Of-Age Story
After being struck by lightning at eight, Lucy Callahan’s brain has been rewired, making her a math genius. Now 12
Review: Half-Chinese, Half-Jewish Protagonist Questions Meaning Behind “All-American Girl”
Lauren and her best friend since forever, Tara, are inseparable. They do everything together, yet somehow Tara is always the
Review: Count Me In Tells America Everyone Belongs
Karina Chopra is American. So is her friend Chris, her mom and dad, and her grandfather who she calls Papa.
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