Children’s Book Review: Books Make Good Friends by Jane Mount
Lotti prefers books to people but maybe books can help her make friends too.
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In an Ode to a Bad Day, a young girl feels that everything possible that could go wrong has happened. Tomorrow has to be a better day.
Read More Children’s Books for Back to School: Sora’s Seashells by Helena Ku Rhee
Sora loves searching for seashells with her grandmother during the summer. When Sora is teased at school she remembers a lesson her grandmother taught her.
Read More Children’s Book Review: Marker by Anna Kang
Marker is excited for her special role in getting the classroom ready until she sees the new teacher supply, Pinking Shears and Marker's mistakes become permanent.
Read More Children’s Book Review: One Boy Watching by Grant Snider
One boy watching as he rides the bus too and from school, noticing the animals and the trees and the people along the way.
Read More #NonFicNov – Book Review: A Terrible, Horrible, No Good Year by Six-Word Memoirs
Teachers, students, and parents write about the terrible, horrible no good pandemic school year in six-word memoir format.
Read More Children’s Book Review: A Small Kindness by Stacy McAnulty
A small kindness begins with one child on a school day and that kindness spreads throughout the whole school.
Read More Book Review: Eat that Frog! for Students by Brian Tracy
Steps and tips for students in high school or college in how to manage the never-ending list of activities and assignments from best-selling author, Brian Tracy.
Read More Children’s Book Review: School by Britta Teckentrup
A peek behind the scenes in the day of some students' lives at school. Some are bullied, some are struggling to fit in, and others just want to be a friend.
Read More Children’s Book Review: Tip and Tucker Paw Painters by Ann Ingalls and Sue Lowell Gallion
Tip and Tucker join in with the class for Art Week!
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