13 Jul

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Finding Your Voice: A Review of Aaron Slater, Illustrator As a lifelong lover of children's literature, I was immediately drawn to Aaron Slater, Illustrator by Andrea Beaty, especially once I learned it weaves a heartfelt tale about an African American boy navigating the challenges of dyslexia. As someone who has always believed in the transformative power of storytelling, the premise of Aaron's journey to self-expression resonated with me deeply. I couldn't wait to dive in! The narrative centers on Aaron, a vibrant young boy who, while possessing a magnificent talent...

22 Jun

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Book Review: There Was a Party for Langston The moment I heard about There Was a Party for Langston by Jason Reynolds, I felt an undeniable pull. If you’ve spent any time in the literary world, you’ll know that Reynolds is a force of nature, crafting stories that resonate with truth and emotion. This book promised a celebration—not just of Langston Hughes, but of the very essence of literary joy, and I was ready to dive in. At its heart, There Was a Party for Langston transports us to a...

29 May

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The Frindle Files: A Journey into Words and Wisdom When I first discovered The Frindle Files, my excitement was palpable. Andrew Clements has held a special place in my heart since my childhood, making me laugh and think with Frindle. So, the chance to revisit Nick Allen — now an adult — felt like a nostalgic reunion. The anticipation only heightened when I learned that Clements had left us this gem just before he passed in 2019, a testament to his enduring creativity and relevance. In The Frindle Files, Nick...