Children’s Book Review: Homeland by Hannah Moushabeck
A daughter loves to hear her dad share stories of his childhood visits to Palestine. Even though they can't return in person, they can through his stories.
Read More #NonFicNov Good Morning, Sunshine by Lorna Schultz Nicholson
Joey Moss loved to greet everyone with "Good Morning, Sunshine". He was an inspiration to those with Down Syndrome and everyone who knew him.
Read More #NonFicNov Dressing up the Stars by Jeanne Walker Harvey
Edith Head is famous from dressing up the stars on movie sets during the 1940s to 1980s. Inspire your kids to work hard by reading her story.
Read More #NonFicNov: Annette Feels Free by Katie Mazeika
Annette Kellerman's story is quite inspiring for those who struggle with limitations or have big dreams.
Read More Middle-Grade Book Review: Hero for the Hungry by Peggy Thomas
Norman Borlaug won the Nobel Peace Prize after being called the Hero for the Hungry. His Iowa work-ethic and knowledge of farming helped many struggling with hunger in their country.
Read More Summer Read-to-Learn: Idea Makers by Lowey Bundy Sichol
Idea Makers features biographies of women entrepreneurs share their struggles, passions, and perseverance to creating products that many people use every day. Written for middle-grade readers.
Read More Books that Came My Way in June 2022
My monthly round up of books that came my way in the last month including adult and children's fiction and nonfiction.
Read More Summer Read-to-Learn: So Much More to Helen! by Meeg Pincus
All summer I’ll be sharing books for kids of all ages on topics that will interest them or offer them a new topic to learn about. Most of the time these will be nonfiction books, but sometimes we can learn how to be better people or learn empathy from fictional stories too. So, I hope…
Read More Summer Read-to-Learn: Jackie and the Mona Lisa by Deborah Rovin Murphy
Jackie Kennedy was a supporter of the arts and brought her passion to the White House and then encouraged Americans to love the arts.
Read More Children’s Book Review: Breaking Through the Clouds by Sandra Nickel
Joanne Simpson broke through the clouds and the glass ceiling to prove that clouds can help predict various weather patterns.
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