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Author Spotlight, Non-fiction

Spotlight on Dr. Ebony Elizabeth Thomas

Posted on29 May, 201930 June, 2019

Have you met Dr. Ebony Elizabeth Thomas online or in person? She’s doing some much needed critical work around children’s and young adult literature.  Her new book, The Dark Fantastic: […] Read More

Author Spotlight, Giveaway

Author Spotlight: Padma Venkatraman

Posted on6 March, 20195 March, 2019

Padma Venkatraman has been an oceanographer, a teacher, and also a writer. My first experience with her storytelling was A Time to Dance, a fabulous novel in verse published a […] Read More

Author Spotlight, Book Lists

Author Spotlight: Zetta Elliott

Posted on5 September, 20184 September, 2018

Zetta Elliott’s young adult books are riveting. The first two we read were A Wish After Midnight and The Door at the Crossroads. We had a group discussion here on […] Read More

Author Spotlight, Comedy, Contemporary

Author Spotlight: Maurene Goo

Posted on8 August, 20188 August, 2018

Funny books have a special place in my heart. Sometimes that is the only kind of book that will do for me – especially when things in the world seem […] Read More

Author Spotlight

Women’s History Month Spotlight: Anna-Marie McLemore

Posted on28 March, 201827 March, 2018

Every now and then you pick up an author’s work and immediately fall in love. That’s how I felt after I finished The Weight of Feathers by Mexican-American author Anna-Marie […] Read More

Author Spotlight, Contemporary

Women’s History Month Spotlight: Tanuja Desai Hidier

Posted on21 March, 201820 March, 2018

                    Today we welcome Tanuja Desai Hidier to the blog to share about her writing and music. Tell us a bit […] Read More

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