Book Review: Rewild the World at Bedtime by Emily Hawkins and illustrated by Ella Beech Rewild the World at Bedtime is a inspiring collection of stories that will inspire those reading and listening to take action in protecting the environment. Each story is set in a different global location. It explores the repercussions of removing […]
Welcome to my stop on the Man Made Monsters Book Tour hosted by @hearourvoicestours Get ready for spooky season with this multi-generational novel that features a different monster in each chapter. Mark your calendars, the paperback comes out September 17, 2024. Each chapter is not only a new story but features a different character. I […]
Troubled Waters by Mary Annaïse Heglar Have you ever seen the Mississippi River? It is such a powerful; dominating and natural entity. Welcome to my stop on the Troubled Waters by Mary Annaïse Heglar book tour hosted by Hear Our Voices Book Tours. One of the things I loved about Heglar’s writing is the way […]
Book Review Learning about music is fun, but interacting with music while you are learning is even better! Welcome to the Opera by Carolyn Sloan and illustrated by Kaly Quarles is a fun, dynamic and interactive book. It will introduce children and their families to the music both vocal and instrumental of the opera. If that […]
As an English teacher, I could not resist checking out Hester by Laurie Lico Albanese. My first encounter with Nathaniel Hawthorne’s The Scarlett Letter was as a high school English student. While my teacher hammered away at all of the symbolism in the book, I was really wondering about how Hester was surviving around all […]
I wish I had this book when I was younger and asking some of the questions that were covered in Dr. Anton Treuer’s Everything You Wanted to Know About Indians But Were Afraid to Ask. I grew up in Michigan and I first began learning about Indigenous culture in elementary school from an Ojibway educator […]