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Joe McKendry's One Times Square: A Century of Change at the Crossroads of the World is on the Publishers Weekly Best Books 2012 list, in...
Back in June, I read part of Jodi Lynn Anderson's Tiger Lily. I didn't like what I read and posted my thoughts . The book is now on ...
Have you heard Joe Bruchac tell a story? He's got a terrific voice for telling stories. As I read Rabbit's Snow Dance , I was able t...
Ummm... Russell Hoban, author of some terrific picture books, wrote this on page 6 of Soonchild: John came from a long line of shamans. His...
On December 4, 2012, The New York Times published "Books to Match Diverse Young Readers" about books that featured characters who ...