Mae Turns Five #3 - Mae is turning five and throwing the best birthday party. All her friends are coming, and she describes the color of the outfits, not their skin. She's also more concerned with the pretty wrapping paper than the amount of the gift inside. Great #diversity in this beautifully illustrated picture book.
Book Review: Always the New Girl by Kelly Vincent, A #YoungAdult #ContemporaryFiction novel that links #ComingOfAge with #Revenge & #Knitting. A book that should resonate with many readers. @GoddessFish #iartg #BookTwt @kvbooks
Book Review: A Paraphrase of Paradise Lost for Youngsters: The Tragedy of Lucifer by Joseph Stemberga and Thomas Lane. This beautifully illustrated book introduces important skills such as processing & discussing what you read. Valuable for all ages. @GoddessFish @TellwellTalent @paradiselostkid
Branden's Choice is not easy to read, but it is so necessary for anyone who deals with teens, whether you are a parent, sibling, grandparent, teacher, or friend. Read the story! Let it open discussions with your loved ones. Perhaps you can avoid a tragedy in your family.
Join Priya in this retelling of a classic fairytale. The author weaves intricate themes of beauty, diversity, acceptance, evil, and kind-heartedness throughout the fabulous world she has created.
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Join me today to learn about The Discovery of the Five Senses (The Urban Boys) by K.N. Smith.
A suspenseful incident in a forbidden preserve heightens the senses of five friends. Sight, sound, touch, taste, and smell become super-gifts that forever change the world. But furious battles confront the boys as they try to understand their sensory super powers in a race to save mankind.