What kid doesn’t love the idea of spying? Many a creative child is fascinated by playing spies, pretending to be Nancy Drew, or just listening
Tag: multicultural
Books about Japanese Internment Camps
The Migrant Detention Centers and the fact that so many children have been separated from their families is in our news daily. The whole thing
Thank You, Omu – Review
I finally got a chance to read Thank You, Omu, by Oge More and can see what all of the fuss has been about. Between
Nonfiction titles for Black History Month
February is Black History Month. I’m not always great at putting together lists, but this is a topic that always feel like it deserves one.
Talking about Poverty
Poverty and Homelessness in children’s literature #ReadYourWorld
Let ‘Er Buck! George Fletcher, the People’s Champion
It’s Wednesday which means that it is time for the Nonfiction Picture Book Challenge hosted by Kid Lit Frenzy. But it is also January, the