I had already planned to review At The End of Holyrood Lane for this week's #PPBF. But when I read Dimity Powell and Andrew Plant's...

This year is the 50th anniversary of the moon landing. And as you can imagine, there are a ton of books being released about the moon or...

Once again, I am participating in the Multicultural Children’s Book Day - MCBD 2019 (1/25/19). It's mission is to "not only raise...

This summer, I won a sweepstakes by Peachtree Publishers! The prize was a hardback copy of a chapter book which I found enchanting. The...

Review of a great book for anyone who loves picnics and time outdoors or who's ever had their "best laid" plans go awry.

Review of Brave Enough for Two - a story of a fearful, hesitant girl discovering how brave she actually is when her best friend is injured.

The greatest books explore events and emotions that are universal. The experience of a snow day, frustration of uniformity, or...

I love when seemingly simple picture and board books offer the potential to teach a science lesson, open a world of understanding, or...

This Friday, #PPBF is on hiatus for the next two weeks, while Susanna Hill's 7th Annual Halloweensie Writing Contest is underway. Give it...

Besides the house that I swear was haunted, one of my most memorable babysitting moments revolves around the question - WHY? My 15-year...