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Countdown – My Favorite Reads of 2020 – 7, 6, 5…

The second installment of my favorite reads of the year includes humor, insight to classic literature and ghosts! Lanny by … More

2020 Best Books, book review, James Shapiro, Lanny, Max Porter, Nina LaCour, shakespeare, Shakespeare in a divided america, Watch Over Me

“Hollow Kingdom” is a Genre-Bending Apocalyptic Book That is Weird & Wonderful

“Hollow Kingdom” takes readers on a genre-bending, adventure narrated by animals who see the world from their owner’s perspectives. The … More

book review, Hollow Kingdom, Kira Jane Buxton

“Don’t Eat Me Chupacabra!” is A Must Have Board Book

Don’t Eat Me Chupacabra! by Derek Sullivan and Kyle Sullivan describes itself as, “A delicious story with digestible Spanish vocabulary.” … More

board book, book review, children's books, Chupacabra, Derek Sullivan, Don't Eat Me Chupacabra, Kyle Sullivan

“We Are Going to Be Friends” is a Stunning Picture Book for all Readers and a Particular Delight for Fans of the White Stripes

The lyrics of one of the most well-known songs by the band the White Stripes have been transformed to the … More

book review, Elinor Blake, Jack White, Ren & Stimpy, The White Stripes, We're Going to be Friends

“Jelly, Garbage + Toys” Teaches Kids to See Everything Around Them as Art

This interactive picture book features artist Vik Muniz speaking to the reader of the book. He introduces you to his … More

book review, children's books, chuck close, Jelly Garbage + Toys, Medusa Marinara, Mona Lisa, Vik Muniz, Waste Land

“What It Is” Is an Extraordinary Reading Experience

How do you use words alone to discuss a book that uses printed images, collaged with printed words, fused with … More

book review, Drawn & Quarterly, graphic novel, Lynda Barry, What It Is, writing

The Yasmin Books Combine Vibrant Illustrations with a Spunky Pakistani Girl to Make a Winning New Early Reader Series

Yasmin is full of energy, imagination, and creativity. She explores her community, discovers her inner artist, builds her dream town, … More

book review, children's books, Hatem Aly, Meet Yasmin!, Saadi Faruqi, Yasmin the Builder, Yasmin the Explorer, Yasmin the Fashionista, Yasmin the Painter

Jason Reynold’s “For Everyone” is a Poem, a Nod, a Nothing to Lose

The beautiful, slim new volume by Jason Reynolds is all things and nothing. He explains in the preface that parts … More

book review, for everyone, Jason Reynolds, poetry

“The Sun is Also a Star” Begs for a Second Read

Nicola Yoon begins her young adult novel, The Sun is Also a Star with an explanation of Carl Sagan’s theory … More

book review, books, Nicola Yoon, The Sun is Also a Star, yalit

“Brazen: Rebel Ladies Who Rocked the World” Brings Dozens of Pioneers, Bad Asses and Leaders to Life

From the moment you see the candy-colored cover with bold lettering and design, you know that Brazen by Pénélope Bagieu … More

book review, Brazen, Brazen: Rebel Ladies Who Rocked the World, First Second, Giorgiana Reid, graphic novels, Penelope Bagieu, Tove Jansson

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