Pride Month 2022: ‘Pride’ by Stella Caldwell
Throughout June, GeekMom celebrates Pride Month with lots of LGBTQ content. Today’s book review is ‘Pride’ by Stella Caldwell.
Continue ReadingThroughout June, GeekMom celebrates Pride Month with lots of LGBTQ content. Today’s book review is ‘Pride’ by Stella Caldwell.
Continue ReadingIn The Girl Who Fell Beneath the Sea YA author Axie Oh gives us a feminist retelling of the Korean legend The Tale of Shim Cheong.
Continue Reading‘A Cultural History of the Disneyland Theme Parks’ by Sabrina Mittermeier analyzes the Disneyland parks from an academic perspective.
Continue Reading‘Brotherhood’ by Mike Chen is published today; it is set shortly after ‘Attack of the Clones’, during the very early stages of the Clone Wars.
Continue ReadingWhether you’re a tool newbie or an experienced DIYer, ‘Tools” provides new things to learn.
Continue ReadingLovers of vintage-style science reference books will swoon over the latest artistic Kickstarter project from Moppet books: Amazing Insects and Legendary Creatures
Continue ReadingGrab this book, a pencil, and a quiet corner, and meditate on the shapes of nature.
Continue ReadingThis April, Sophie and Scott picked up a varied selection of books and hope you find something to enjoy from this month’s reviews.
Continue Reading‘Race for Tomorrow’ by Simon Mundy looks at amazing projects currently taking place all over the world to tackle climate change.
Continue Reading‘Otherlands’ by Thomas Halliday takes readers on a trip through Earth’s past, painting pictures of long-gone landscapes and their inhabitants.
Continue ReadingSophie and Lisa share what they’ve been reading throughout March, with not an April Fools Day prank in sight!
Continue Reading‘World in Between’ is part middle-grade novel, part author’s memoir, and follows Kenen, an 11-year-old refugee from the Bosnian genocide.
Continue Reading‘Sabotage on the Solar Express’ and ‘Epic Adventures’ (a non-fiction spin-off) add to my favorite ongoing middle-grade series this month.
Continue ReadingLiterati is the latest online book club to hit the scene. They offer a kids selection as well as adult clubs covering a variety of genres.
Continue ReadingLearn about women from the past few hundred years of history through these fabulous biographical picture books.
Continue Reading‘Thrawn Ascendancy: Lesser Evil’ completes Timothy Zahn’s latest trilogy but failed to inspire me and ended up feeling like a slog to the end.
Continue Reading‘The Last Firefox’ is a middle-grade story about Charlie who has to look after an adorable firefox cub who can burst into flames at any time.
Continue ReadingIn this month’s Between the Bookends column, Sophie and Scott share four books they read during February 2022.
Continue ReadingWhen I saw ‘The Autobiography of Kathryn Janeway’, it was a must-read, & the audiobook is narrated by Kate Mulgrew: Captain Janeway herself.
Continue Reading‘A Case of Misfortune’ is the second book in ‘The Violet Veil Mysteries’ series that follows thirteen-year-old Violet Veil and her dog Bones.
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