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Cover images of Braiding Sweetgrass and The Wicked Remain
Fantasy, Non-fiction

New Releases

Posted on31 October, 20222 November, 2022

This is an especially exciting release week for me since I have been waiting for the young people’s edition of Braiding Sweetgrass for a few years. I’m so glad this […] Read More

2021 ya nonfiction
Book Lists, Non-fiction

A Look Back at 2021 Non-Fiction

Posted on23 February, 202217 January, 2022

2021 was such a great year for nonfiction for teens and young readers! In case these aren’t on your TBR pile already, here are three nonfiction books from 2021 that […] Read More

Book Reviews, Memoir/Non-Fiction, Non-fiction

Book Review: Call & Response: The Story of Black Lives Matter

Posted on28 January, 202223 January, 2022

Title: Call & Response: The Story of Black Lives Matter Author: Veronica Chambers and Jennifer Harlan Genres:  Non-fiction Pages: 152 Publisher: Versify Review Copy: ARC by publisher Availability: Available now […] Read More

Book Lists, Contemporary, Fantasy, Historical, LGBTQIA, Non-fiction, Science Fiction

Crystal’s 2021 Favorites

Posted on3 December, 202128 November, 2021

Choosing my favorites from a reading year is never easy. There have been many books that have grabbed me and are worthy of giving a little love on an end […] Read More

Two images of the book cover side by side. It has title and the background is triangles in bright colors almost like a prism. There are lines running down the on the background that seem like pencil. They are gray and are a little wavy rather than straight.
Anthologies, Book Reviews, Issue, Non-fiction

Review: Disability Visibility

Posted on24 November, 202115 January, 2023

Title: Disability Visibility (Adapted for Young Adults) 17 First-Person Stories for Today Editor: Alice Wong Publisher’s Summary: The seventeen eye-opening essays in Disability Visibility, all written by disabled people, offer […] Read More

Book Lists, Non-fiction

2021 Anthologies

Posted on10 November, 20219 November, 2021

YA short story and non-fiction anthologies are being published more and more and as I teacher I am here for it. With the call for more diverse texts in classrooms, […] Read More

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