Fish in a Tree by Lynda Mullaly Hunt Ally hates reading because the letters seem to move around, making it impossible to focus. But she love...

After posting the MG/YA round-up , I was sure I'd find twice that many adult books on my "Read" shelf... But I didn't. So ...

Tuesday I reviewed The Maid and The Mystery Guest by Nita Prose and said I'd share some more books I've read that have characters wi...

  As I mentioned in my last post, I've been on a huge mystery kick lately. After reading a couple YA mysteries and mystery series, I fou...

Thanks to @kidlitexchange, @simonandschuster and @barbaradeebooks for a review copy of My Life in the Fish Tank - out now! Barbara Dee is ki...

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

Happy book birthday to Lila and Hadley by  @kodykeplinger ! The book comes out TODAY, 4/7/2020, from  @scholasticinc . Thank you to the...

You’re Welcome, Universe by Whitney Gardner is so unique - the main character is an Indian Deaf teen, and she has two moms. There are so m...

10 Things I Can See From Here by Carrie Mac Publication Date: February 28, 2017 Maeve deals with extreme anxiety, and it doesn...

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...

Eleanor and Park by Rainbow Rowell. Loved this. I love how Rowell can create such a cozy, inviting world in her books. I want to hang ou...

Ruth F. Hunt, the author of The Single Feather , interviewed me and shared it on her blog. The Single Feather is a great book about an arti...

The Road to Little Dribbling by Bill Bryson. Bill Bryson is always a treat, but he’s gotten better with age. Now he detests stupid peopl...