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The Influence of My Students on Fires Burning Underground, a guest post by Nancy McCabe
I appreciate their clear-eyed distrust of many long-held ideas and conventions. I’m encouraged about the future when I hear their incisive analyses and their validation of a variety of identities.
Take Five: April 2025 Middle Grade Books
Here are five new releases to read while sitting outside in the sun!
The Right Representation: Disabled People Deserve More When it Comes to Our Children’s Books, a guest post by Kate Foster
Disabled people deserve to appear in a variety of positive storylines, the same ones in which abled and neurotypical characters typically populate.
Book Review: Rebellion 1776 by Laurie Halse Anderson
I'm so glad I had an afternoon of nothing planned, because once I got started on this book, I couldn't put it down.
Kindness: It’s Complicated! A guest post by Tricia Springstubb
My big hope is that after reading my book, kids will discuss and debate and define true kindness for themselves. Spread kindness like confetti—yes! But let’s also plant it deep inside.
Why I chose to write my new book as a graphic novel, a guest post by Nora Neus
What looks like a cute, illustrated graphic novel about two girls falling in love in bright, vivid color, is also a deep narrative about unfair labor practices, the place of women in society and work, and the power of queer love.
Take Five: Recent Middle Grade Nonfiction
I usually talk about fiction in these Take Five lists, but there's plenty of great nonfiction out there too as well as plenty of readers who really prefer to read nonfiction.
Book Mail: 40+ New and Forthcoming Books!
So many wonderful books to share with you all here today. Get out those TBR lists, because there are a LOT of titles here you'll want to add.
Taylor Swift RA, a guest post by Stephanie Vislosky
While these books were not inspired by Swift, the lyrics tell a similar story to the one in the book - or, as the kids say, matches the “vibe” of the book.
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