
Good-bye, summer!… Read More
Good-bye, summer!… Read More
I love when someone writes the heck out of a sentence. On Thursdays, I try to post some of my favorites.
“And what could there be against the Silence except battle?”
~Gary Schmidt’s What Came From The Stars
On Wednesdays, I vow to inconsistently list some good books I’ve recently read.
I just finished Marianna Baer’s Frost and had my socks scared off.
Full disclaimer: I happen to be acquainted with Marianna, but that in no way diminishes how wonderful (and terrifying) and interesting (and holy crap scary) … Read More
Apparently a group of fantastic students have noticed that the characters they are reading about in books on their shelves seem, for the most part, a little too homogeneous. And they’re doing something about it. Students at Dothan Brook School in Vermont wrote some letters and are asking publishers to … Read More
Looking for books about or set in Guatemala for middle grade readers? Look no further:
A giant beetle in our garage. (Shoe for scale.)… Read More
I love when someone writes the heck out of a sentence. On Thursdays, I try to post some of my favorites.
“Childhood memories were like airplane luggage;
no matter how far you were traveling or how long you needed them to last, you were only ever allowed two bags.”… Read More
On Wednesdays, I vow to inconsistently list some good books I’ve recently read.
I am in the middle now of reading aloud The Misadventures of the Family Fletcher by Dana Alison Levy. This is a book I already had the pleasure of reading myself and knew as soon as … Read More
The Call Me Ishmael project is such a neat idea. Have you seen it? If not, go take a peak.… Read More
A nest in our backyard.… Read More