I'm ready for one month closer to the end of the summer. Fall and winter are my seasons, but August isn't without its fun. I've got lots of birthdays coming up, and more hours at my job. So I hope I'll have time to read all these great books coming out! The Friendship Lie Out… Continue reading Anticipated MG Books August
Month: July 2019
Can’t-Wait Wednesday
I'm doing another Can't-Wait Wednesdays, hosted by Wishful Endings where we all talk about books we can’t wait to read or are waiting to be released. Can’t-Wait Wednesday is based on Waiting on Wednesday by Jill at Breaking the Spine I can't wait for The Magnolia Sword by Sherry Thomas, it looks like a great take on the… Continue reading Can’t-Wait Wednesday
Can’t-Wait Wednesday- I can’t wait for…
I'm trying to be more active in the bookish community, so I'm going to try to do more memes and generally be more interactive. So on that note, I'm doing Can't Wait Wednesdays, hosted by Wishful Endings where we all talk about books we can't wait to read or are waiting to be released. Can't-Wait Wednesday is… Continue reading Can’t-Wait Wednesday- I can’t wait for…
Own Voices in Children’s Books
As someone who is a fan of #OwnVoices works, I'd like to take a look at the most recent data on diversity about children's books. I'll do another post on YA if I can find the resources but right now I'd like to focus on children's literature. A lot of this data is coming from… Continue reading Own Voices in Children’s Books
Camp Review
Camp by Kayla Miller is set in the same world as Click, also by Miller. Camp is a perfect book to discuss middle school age friendships. From Amazon "Olive is sure she’ll have the best time at a summer camp with her friend Willow – but while Olive makes quick friends with the other campers,… Continue reading Camp Review
Children’s and Middle-Grade Books for Superhero Fans
Summer is Marvel movie season. I don't know about you all but I love the Marvel Cinematic Universe. It is fun, So I love Marvel movies, Captain Marvel is my favorite but I like the whole universe. I could talk for hours about my problems with its representation, but instead, I'll recommend books that are… Continue reading Children’s and Middle-Grade Books for Superhero Fans
My Footprints Mini Review
I read this thanks to NetGalley!' Review My Footprints is a sweet but serious story. Thuy likes to walk home and look at her footprints in the snow. Today though she's had a rough day, she's been bullied at school and wishes she wasn't herself for a while. She wants to be someone, or more… Continue reading My Footprints Mini Review
Anticipated July YA Books
Wilder Girls The quarantine at Raxter School for Girls, may not be what it seems, especially after one of the students goes missing. Her friend will do everything in her power to find her and uncover truths that were supposed to remain hidden. Out July 9th. Amazon: Wilder Girls The Merciful Crow (The Merciful Crow… Continue reading Anticipated July YA Books
