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I try to review almost everything I read that I like. A lot of those reviews come in the form of tiny post-it note reviews. Here are a bunch of those post-it reviewed books that stood out as favorites.
These two titles, both young reader adaptations of adult nonfiction books, put readers in the shoes (or, more accurately, the feathers and families) of their animal counterparts.
Wow, did I read some amazing middle grade books this year! Be sure not to miss these stellar 2023 titles.
A highly anxious teen with a long list of fears is forced to tackle them all at once (and add new ones) when they witness the murder (Fear #3) of a neighbor.
Over on The Yarn podcast I talk with Pedro Martín, creator of Mexikid, one of the best books of 2023. Pedro shares how his graphic novel memoir came to be.
PREMIUM
Hello, Mister Blue
This heartwarming tale illustrates the profound impact of empathy and inclusion; it’s a lovely picture book that will be at home in most collections.
PREMIUM
Riley’s Really Big Worries
Teachers and parents can use this book to lead children in a discussion of healthy practices.
PREMIUM
Desert Jungle
Teaching by gentle steps, this book will open young readers’ eyes and ears to the mysteries in plain sight. It’s a feast for the eyes while telling a captivating story.
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