★★★★ I am a fan of the 52 Lab type books. We have quite a few of the art versions, and they are great for kids to flip through and get ideas. Professor Figgy's Weather and Climate Science Lab for Kids is for kids ages 8-12. Youngers kids may need some help, but older elementary... Continue Reading →

★★★★ Rebel Girls has made a name for itself by creating bright, colourful books which highlight the accomplishments or marginalized individuals who have made an impact on our world. While the stories of these amazing people don’t go into a lot of detail, they are a great way to introduce children to an array of... Continue Reading →

★★★★★ Over the years, many children's books have been written in an attempt to rectify what so many view as problems with introverted kids. I have been so pleased with recent children's books coming out that celebrate the qualities of introverts, and How to Party Like a Snail is no exception. In the book, snail... Continue Reading →

★★★★ As a former, and still sometimes, quilter, I was attracted to the lovely cover of Hoop Quilts for Beginners. I have made numerous quilts over the years, from lap size to king size, but I have never before created a hoop quilt. After reading this book, I can still say I have no desire... Continue Reading →

★★★★ With the popularity of bird watching growing once again, families and individuals are learning how to encourage birds to flock to their yards. 100 Plants to Feed the Birds will help readers attract birds with conscientious planting while help address the issue of habitat loss. In-depth information about the various plant species, including planting... Continue Reading →

★★★★★ Julie "Jules" Medina has always been involved in football. Her older brothers were all starring quarterbacks at their local high school and went on to play for college. Her oldest brother even coaches. And while she is a volleyball star in her own right, with full ride scholarships at hand, in her senior year,... Continue Reading →

★★★★ Tiffany Jewell provides a kid accessible take on racism in The Antiracist Kid. This illustrated chapter book walks readers through definitions and tools for becoming antiracist, because simply following along with a racist system without doing anything to combat that racism isn't enough. Geared for elementary ages, this complements This Book Is Antiracist, although... Continue Reading →

★★★ Priya worked hard to pursue her premed dreams. When she became while attending Stanford, all that hard work came to a glaring halt. Belatedly diagnosed with Lyme disease, she is now at home recovering and trying to pull her life back together. Luckily, she has a penpal who knows what she is going through,... Continue Reading →

★★★★ Rebel Girls has made a name for itself by creating bright, colourful books which highlight the accomplishments or marginalized individuals who have made an impact on our world. While the stories of these amazing people don't go into a lot of detail, they are a great way to introduce children to an array of... Continue Reading →

★★★★ Ginny Rose and Peggy were the best of friends when they were younger, and now that Ginny Rose's family has moved back, they are determined to pick back up. However, Peggy has a new best friend, Lisette, and Lisette and Ginny Rose are at odds. Not only is the matter of their dear friend... Continue Reading →