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The LIA PARK series blends Korean art, history, landmarks, mythology, and language into an action-packed middle grade contemporary fantasy, creating an easily accessible entry point into Korean culture.
So many of us have been taught from a young age that we’re not supposed to be angry. That anger and hatred is bad, and love and forgiveness is good. But I’ve learned that anger can be the best protection.
Tang ultimately writes an uplifting story of support and love that doesn't shy away from the challenges that come with this family's decisions. I adored this book and hope to see many more from her.
Tell your children stories. And remember to make them a little ridiculous. Kids like that.
Decades of disagreement over reading instruction may be waning as states around the country make the science of reading mandated curriculum.
I wanted to validate any readers who might also be struggling to find the words to express their identities, or just don’t care to put themselves in a box at all.
There are many ways to approach summer reading, but book clubs can bring students and school communities together with a focus on conversations not assessments.
A body-swapping comedy where a teenage boy finds himself living a new life as a cat.
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