Month: September 2023
ROAD HOME, written by Rex Ogle and read by Ramon De Ocampo
Ramon De Ocampo’s narrative power in Rex Ogle’s fourth and final memoir, ROAD HOME, is...
THE CURSE OF THE MUMMY: UNCOVERING TUTANKHAMUN’S TOMB written by Candace Fleming
Candace Fleming, expert at propelling readers, finds a naturally compelling narrative in this middle grade...
THE COLOR OF A LIE written by Kim Johnson and read by Kevin R. Free
Kim Johnson’s THE COLOR OF A LIE finds African American teenager, Calvin Greene, unhappily moved...
Untangling: Death Rattles Us (Chapter 62)
As my mother entered the final stages of dying, the death rattle I’d heard about...
COULD YOU EVER DINE WITH DINOSAURS!? written by Sandra Markle and illustrated by Vanessa Morales
Sandra Markle shows her gift of research and play in her new COULD YOU EVER...
CONSENT, written by Jill Ciment and read by Eileen Stevens
Reflection is central to memoirs, but in CONSENT, Jill Ciment reconsiders her original writing in...
NOT-A-BOX CITY written and illustrated by Antoinette Portis
Antoinette Portis writes and illustrates NOT-A-BOX-CITY, a picture book companion to her NOT A BOX....
MID-AIR written by Alicia D. Williams, illustrated by Danica Novgorodoff, read by Landon Woodson
Alicia D. Williams’ novel-in-verse, MID-AIR, is read by Landon Woodson who shows sensitivity to both...
