‘The Philosophy of Tea’ is the perfect gift book for a friendly introduction into the world of tea. The culture, history, and cultivation of teas around the world is discussed along with fine brewing tips. Read More
‘Galaxy’s Edge: Black Spire’ by Delilah S. Dawson is a Star Wars novel that takes readers to Batuu to help rebuild the ailing Resistance. Read More
‘The Body: A Guide for Occupants’ is a detailed and thorough exploration of the one thing all of us have in common, our bodies. Read More
The adventures of a GeekMom in a specially-licensed-by-Scholastic Clifford the Big Red Dog suit, surrounded by small enthusiastic children. Read More
In this month’s Between the Bookends, Sophie, Robin, Sarah, and Rebecca share the good and the bad of what they’ve been reading recently. Read More
Parenting challenges never wane, they shift from physical needs to emotional needs, the more your child is exposed to “real life.” This is why every kid’s shelf needs ‘The Color Monster: A Pop-Up Book of Feelings’ by Anna Llenas. Read More
Here was a whole new world I had never been exposed to before. Sarah discovered a world of fiction translated into English, thanks to Europa Editions. Read More
Our Halloween reading roundup has a spooky story for every age group from preschoolers to adults; there’s sure to be something for everyone. Read More
Sarah shares her logic in whether to buy or borrow books. Read More
Not only is an artist date a chance for mom alone time, but it’s also necessary to creative pursuits. Read More
In ‘The Okay Witch’, a young girl named Moth has to deal with bullying, growing up, and learning she comes from a long line of witches. Having magic is cool, but not if your mom forbids you to use it. Highly entertaining for ages 9-12. Read More
The CW “Nancy Drew” still solves mysteries but her world includes ghosts and a host of people in the fictional town of Horseshoe Bay hiding secrets. Read More
Fun.com brings the style with their Luna Lovegood Costume; an officially licensed replica of what is seen in the Harry Potter movies. Read More
Scholastic sells 55 million books to 70 million children and their families at more than 120,000 fairs in schools around the world. As well as encouraging early literacy, as a parent volunteer they also feed my addiction to some day owning my own bookstore! Read More
After an extended summer break, Between the Bookends returns. We hope you find something great to curl up with now that the nights are drawing in. Read More
If you are looking for a new diversion, simply looking for your next good read, or if you need to hone your hunter gatherer skills for the next time a wizard shows up on your doorstep in the middle of the night, you will not be disappointed with the Norewegian Mycological adventures of Long Lit Woon. Read More
The debut novel by Melissa Albert, ‘The Hazel Wood,’ offers a fresh take on fairy tales and a delightfully Burtonesque new universe to explore. A YA mystery/fairy tale/buddy story set somewhat in the wilds of upstate New York, be sure to enter the Hazel Wood soon. Read More
Book review for “Your Brain Needs A Hug”, a funny and honest look at mental health for teens from the author’s own history of issues. Read More
‘His Hideous Heart’ is a new YA anthology that reimagines Poe through the minds of 13 current YA authors. Read More
Kako Motoya meets a young policeman, Kota, who takes a liking to her. His mind quickly turns around when the truth of Kako’s age slips out. Read More
