Jacqueline Woodson’s Red at the Bone is one of the most beautiful books I have read this year. And also heartbreaking. What Woodson can accomplish in less than 200 pages others would attempt (and fail) at double that. She has become one of my favorite authors and I cannot read her materials quickly enough. I …
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Harriet Tubman has always been an interest of mine. Understanding slavery, understanding the constant fear and oppression, understanding the second class citizenship black individuals felt and still feel is important. To me. For my kids to understand. We can all do better. The more we know, the better we can be. I’ve felt this way …
Our little fam headed to the beach over the weekend and we prepped by reading alllll the beach books. Like you, our summer plans got bounced around a bit, and this beach trip felt like such a happy moment. We’re doing our best to see the positives in this situation, to be grateful for what …
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Christmas Camp by Karen Schaler grabbed my attention lickity split. My name is Kelly and I judge a book by its cover. Terrible? Yes. I’m sure I’m missing out on worlds of fantastic reads because I think the cover is for the birds. Alas, this gem caught my eye and I couldn’t wait to start …
The Honey Don’t List by Christina Lauren is an absolute DO! I flew through this book in record time. I have powered through a LOT of the Christina Lauren books. Their characters are likable, the female characters are strong gals you’d like to be friends with in real life (if you don’t already know someone …
