The Best Christmas Pageant Ever by Barbara Robinson The Herdman siblings—infamously known as the "worst kids in the world"—have h...

Thanks to Scholastic and @kidlitexchange for the ARC of this book, which is out now! All opinions are my own. Maggie has wanted a puppy for ...

Thanks to  @kidlitexchange  and  @simonkids  for providing a review copy of  We Could Be Heroes by  @finneganbegin . Hank hates the ...

Happy Book Birthday to A Girl, A Raccoon, and the Midnight Moon  by Karen Romano Young, illustrated by Jessixa Bagley! Special thanks to Chr...

Thanks to @kidlitexchange and EK Books for Kids for sharing Arabella and the Magic Pencil by Stephanie Ward and Shaney Hyde. All opinion...

Thanks to @kidlitexchange and Chronicle Kids for sharing Rabbit and the Motorbike by Kate Hoefler and Sarah Jacoby. All opinions are my ...

Thanks to the @kidlitexchange network and Orchard Books for the review copy of this book - all opinions are my own. Two Tough Trucks by Cor...

Thanks to the @kidlitexchange network and Flyaway Books for the review copy of this book - all opinions are my own. The Worst Christmas Eve...

Plot Summary Today's a big day - the first day of kindergarten! The story is told in second person, with "you" being...

It's always interesting to see how a book translates to other forms, most commonly movies, but also plays, musicals, and graphic novels....

Though I read it when it first came out, I recently wrote a review for the last book in the Alice series for the library’s Teen Bookletters ...

I contributed a short review of  El Deafo  to Memphis Reads, the library's book review blog. Please check it out  here !

Call it middle grade fiction, children’s fiction, juvenile literature - I don't care; I love it all! I’ve gotten really into this age l...

I loved Roald Dahl as a kid, and I love him as an adult. I keep saying I am going to re-read all of his books, read his short stories f...

Fern is a young girl who speaks out against her father trying to kill the runt of a litter of pigs. Since she makes such a passionate p...

Another book I read and loved as a kid. I was convinced I was going to be as cool as I thought Margaret was by sixth grade. (I had a d...