The third installment of Andrew Peterson’s ‘The Wingfeather Saga’ is re-released this October, in hardcover for the first time. With the same stunning illustrations as the first two re-releases, it is a delightful world to discover.
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The fall season comes with an abundance of pumpkins. Here are some random and geeky facts about these glorious gourds in pop culture.
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With the third installment of Pages & Co. coming out this month, you can pick up all three copies. You will not be disappointed. These stories are a love song to the world of imagination, and an utterly transporting read.
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‘Being Lolita: A Memoir’ is a haunting look back through adult eyes on a relationship the author had with her high school teacher. We’ve all had that adolescent crush, but fortunately, most of us had responsible teachers where Allison Wood had a predator.
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The YA novel ‘Ahsoka’ by E. K. Johnston continues Ahsoka’s story and explores what happened to her in the time after Order 66.
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Here are seven diverse picture books released during 2020 that are well worth reading aloud with your children at bedtime.
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If you enjoyed the ‘Harry Potter’ movies, you’ll enjoy this series of 12 volumes covering just about every aspect, from characters to locations to development to movie magic.
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Did you know Netflix’s upcoming ‘Enola Holmes’ adaptation is based on a fantastic middle grade book series that’s fun for the whole family?
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In this month’s Between the Bookends, Sophie and Rebecca share five middle-grade and YA books they have enjoyed recently.
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To the world, Joe Simon was the grandfather of comics. To Megan Margulies, he was simply “Daddy Joe.”
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Two new Advent calendar sets from Insight Editions will bring new ways to celebrate to your holiday season.
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I’ve put together a bunch of fantastic middle-grade books covering a variety of genres and styles that I hope will inspire your young readers.
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Ready for a new adventure? Join Geekmom Sarah in discovering the land of Skree and the Igiby family in the re-issued Wingfeather Saga by Andrew Peterson. Here there be dragons, something wicked, and far, far away lands.
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‘Poe Dameron: Free Fall’ by Alex Segura is a YA novel that covers the period in Poe’s life where he worked for the Spice Runners of Kijimi.
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Enthusiasm for the National Parks does not have to wait! Thanks to a couple of new books from Gibbs Smith, my kids and I have been learning about (and plotting adventures in) the National Parks, some of which are right on our doorstep.
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My Pocket Meditations for Self-Compassion is a small but complete book of meditations that help you develop self-compassion for yourself.
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When it comes to Batuu not much has been known about this particular area of space until now with Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge: Traveler’s Guide.
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Women’s art and women’s history converge in this important book celebrating the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.
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Banana Tail is a fun-loving story about a mischievous monkey and his friends aimed at ages preschool to six-years-old.
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‘Cinderella is Dead’ by Kalynn Bayron is a YA fantasy with a twist set in the kingdom of Mersailles, 200 years after Cinderella’s death.
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