Cinda Williams Chima’s ‘Stormcaster’ came out last week, and though I tried to take my time reading it, cherishing every moment I spent visiting the Shattered Realms, I still seem to have overindulged and now, a week later, I am still reeling from a major book hangover. Read More
These three recently released books star girls who are heroic, clever, authentic, and, yes, magical that almost anyone will enjoy picking up. Read More
Books, puns, and baked goods. What’s not to love? Loganberry Books in the Larchmere neighborhood of Cleveland celebrated their 15th year of the Edible Book Festival this past weekend, and it was a delight. Read More
Manners do matter and this little book is a simple reminder as to why. Read More
The Saga Continues is a new post series that explores the Star Wars new canon book universe. Today, I explore the two Star Wars: Battlefront novels: Twilight Struggle and Inferno Squad. While the books serve as prequels to the Battlefront games, you do not need to have played either to follow them. Read More
Five upcoming books for children that will inspire. Read More
‘Politics for Beginners,’ a new book from children’s publisher Usborne, is the perfect introduction to the messy world of politics for both children and adults looking to increase their knowledge. Read More
‘Ready Player One’ had a successful opening weekend, which gave our family a perfect opportunity to travel back — and forward — in time. Read More
Finished ‘A Wrinkle In Time’ and searching for read-alikes? Here are reading suggestions, everything from more L’Engle to books that reference the classic story. Read More
I avoided audiobooks because it felt like cheating on prose words but I learned the error of my ways, thanks to an Audible subscription. Read More
The Saga Continues is a new post series that explores the Star Wars new canon book universe. ‘The Last Jedi’ novelization, expanded edition by Jason Fry, adds in plenty of extra details that make it a valuable resource in understanding the movie better. Read More
‘Binti’ is a trilogy of novellas that introduce what the sci-fi/fantasy world can become if we embrace more diversity: full of amazing stories. Read More
In this month’s Between the Bookends, Mel dives into hard science and softer fantasy, Anika explores the world of personality psychology, and Sophie learns about Air Force One and creative writing. Read More
Reviews of the new movie of ‘A Wrinkle In Time’ vary wildly. Maybe that’s because the audience hasn’t really understood who the movie was made for. Read More
Fidget spinners are trendy but, in just over 100 pages, Heather Fishel gives us 101 ways to boost our creativity and decrease stress with other fidgeting tools. Read More
Party like the Murry family with this guide to foods and activities to help celebrate ‘A Wrinkle in Time,’ whether book or movie. Read More
Today is International Women’s Day and we have put together an IWD reading list for you. This list contains a mixture of fiction and non-fiction titles, but they all have one thing in common, messages to inspire women of all ages, races, and backgrounds. Read More
The Oak Ridge part of the Manhattan Project is sometimes overlooked next to the work done at Los Alamos but in this new novel, author Janet Beard makes it come alive through the eyes of fictional characters who worked there. Read More
‘Queen in 3D’ is the latest book about the band Queen to hit shelves. Written by guitarist Brian May, it explores the history of the band in detail, but I was particularly interested in this book because of its unique feature, one given away by its title. Read More
Dedications in books may only consist of a few words or a simple name, but there is always so much more to the story. Read More
