Review: Nora T and the Champion Tree by Mona Martin Batchelor

Tweet One summer 11-year-old Nora T wants to learn about the trees on her grandparents property. She lives in Nashville, Tennessee, and her grandparents live on a farm in the country a couple of hours drive away. When Nora T … Continue reading →

Review—The Sherlock Society: Art Attach by James Ponti

Tweet Fresh from the notoriety after their last case, the Sherlock Society creates a website to get new clients. Despite many dead end referrals, they get a new client who offers to pay a substantial sum. The task: find the … Continue reading →

Review: Riding the Trail by Traci Sorell and Will Chavez

Tweet Remember the Removal bicycle ride began in 1984 and became an annual event in 2009. It helps Native youth connect with their history as they spend a grueling three weeks retracing the route their ancestors took when they were … Continue reading →

Review: Anansi and the Talking Cloth by Caroline Brewer with Kwasi Asare

Tweet In a spider city in Africa, cloth-weavers stop making kente cloth in protest against machine-made fabric. Even Anansi, who gathers stories to share, struts around in the cheap cloth. Until he finds that without this traditional weaving, there is … Continue reading →

Review: Little Monsters by Maire Roche

Tweet The March Sisters have a secret. Each of them exhibits traits that make them think they may be monsters. Meg’s finger and toenails turn into claws. Jo gets furry like a wolf. Beth grows bat wings, and Amy sprouts … Continue reading →

Review: So You Want To Be A Veterinarian by Linda Soules

Tweet Version 1.0.0 Lots of kids who love animals say they want to be a veterinarian when they grow up. Often, they know they’d like to help animals, but they don’t really know what kind of work a veterinarian does. … Continue reading →

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