When life gives you lemons, Laura Luna believes you should make lemonade. The Christian author gives a practical plan for navigating the difficult times to ultimately gain victory in her book, Stand: How to Rise in Your Calling with Confidence to Leave a Lasting Legacy. Everyone Has A Calling LauraRead More →
Happy Halloween! This year, I wanted to do something different from the typical scary books that will knock your socks off and make you sleep with the lights on. Halloween is a special time in which we have permission to delve into the world of spookiness. The holiday deserves moreRead More →
Carlyle was minding his good reptile business when a baby was placed in the Nile River. He didn’t know it was a baby immediately. In fact, Carlyle thought it was something to eat. It didn’t take long for the humans to discover the child and take him to safety. ThisRead More →
Justine Silver is not necessarily proud to be Jewish. It’s not that she doesn’t partially appreciate her family and culture. It’s just that her friend, Mary Catherine, is Catholic and that religion seems to come with more perks. Sara Darer Littman gives us a funny yet heartfelt story about aRead More →
A little girl cannot sleep through the night. So what does she do? Well, she gathers her sleep gear and heads to the roof of the building for a night of great rest, of course! At Night by Jonathan Bean is the ideal book for storytime. A Girl With ARead More →
“Why is daddy’s head bald?” This is the question that sparks an adventurous tale about alopecia and one girl’s acceptance of her father and his head without hair in Debora Ceballos de Alamon’s Where the Hair Don’t Grow. How The Story Begins Anna is getting ready for storytime and aRead More →
New York, NY – Ayana Gray will publish her debut Adult Fantasy, I, Medusa, with Random House. The forthcoming book garnered many bids on the heels of Gray’s successful YA trilogy Beasts of Prey. I, Medusa is the retelling of Medusa from Greek Mythology. Gray’s story reimagines Medusa as aRead More →
*Note: This article originally appears on Reedsy Discovery’s platform. Thank you to the author and platform for providing a digital copy of the book free of charge. What can a dog teach kids about compassion? Everything! Omar Rezec explores the concept of love and responsibility in his picture book, MaxRead More →
NEW YORK, NY – Yvette Manessis Corporon was an award-winning producer who felt unfulfilled. “I’m gonna say it off the top. I get it. I know how lucky I am,” she tells PEOPLE. “But like so many women, I was in the weeds of it, and I was so depletedRead More →
September is the season of renewal. Gone are the leaves that provided shade and nourishment during the spring and summer months. In line with refreshment, I have created a list of books that caught my attention last month. Check them out and consider adding a few to your to-be-read (TBR)Read More →