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Take Five: My favorite grown-up books this year
While I read a super ton of books for kids, I do still also read books written for adults. Here are my favs of the year!
Book Mail: 29 New and Forthcoming Books to Check Out
I'd say 29 books is a pretty good haul for a month that's usually rather slow for book mail.
Reclaiming My Korean-American Identity: One Recipe at a Time, a guest post by Lydia Kang
Without effort, our culture will inevitably dissipate over generations. It takes intention to keep the stove on. To keep the recipes alive. To talk to our parents and grandparents to learn what we can, and pass it down to the generations that follow.
Are Kids Just Miniature Adults? A guest post by Simon Stephenson
The best storytellers I know put their emotions on the page or screen and don't seem to make a distinction between children and adults.
Take Five: Books with the most holds at my school this school year
I don’t know why, but I find it incredibly charming when kids ask to have books put on hold. I love that they’re so into wanting to read them that they want to remember that they want to read them, and then I get to see the utter delight on their faces when it’s finally […]
“Slasher Movies Taught me to Save Myself”: An Ode to the Final Girl’s Survival in LOST GIRLS OF HOLLOW LAKE, a guest post by Rebekah Faubion
The genre helped me rewrite the narrative of my own story. I was not a victim of the world around me, but girl who could save herself.
Where Recipe Meets Magic, a guest post by Marisa Churchill
In the kitchen, you’re a team. You have each other’s backs. No matter what happens, keep going. Knives out. Flames blazing. You are a band of wild pirates.
Writing hard history I fear the question: Is it my fault? A guest post by Candy Gourlay
I’d like to think that history is not a moral judgment on the contemporary individual but a record of human choices and their consequences. As such, it is a guide. History shows us how to make different choices, how to recognize old patterns appearing in new guises.
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