#31DaysOfBooks 2018: Dawn Kopman Whidden
admin Dawn Recommends: The Natchez Burning Trilogy by Greg Iles Excellent look into the racism of the south and how evil is still so potent. Where can you find Dawn? http://dawnkopman.wixsite.com/dawnkopmanwhidden
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#31DaysOfBooks 2018: Leslie Hauser
Leslie Recommends: Words in Deep Blue by Cath Crowley Great characters, it is a book about a love of books. Where can you find Leslie?
#31DaysOfBooks 2018: Betsy Aldredge and Carrie DuBois Shaw
Betsy & Carrie Recommend: The Pros of Cons by Alison Cherry, Lindsay Ribar, and Michelle Schusterman The Pros of Cons by Alison Cherry, Lindsay Ribar, and Michelle Schusterman is a…
#31DaysOfBooks 2018: Corinne Demas
Corinne Recommends: Ox-Cart Man by Donald Hall A moving story about an early-American family–their hard work and joys, and the cycle of seasons. Owl Moon by Jane Yolen A poetic…
#31DaysOfBooks 2018: R.R.Noall
R.R. Recommends: The Book Thief by Markus Zusak The description is vivid and it is an amazing example of well-written work. My Therapist is a Couch: Poetry & Whimsy by…
Dear Girl by Amy Krouse Rosenthal and Paris Rosenthal, Illustrated by Holly Hatum
Reviewed by Andrea Bledsoe King This is an amazing picture book written to empower and celebrate young girls. Even though the Rosenthals have written this particular story for young kids,…
#31DaysOfBooks 2018: Julie Eshbaugh
Julie Recommends: Crossing The Line by Meghan Rogers This is a great spy thriller–something YA doesn’t have enough of–with a strong female main character. It’s full of action, but it’s…
#31DaysOfBooks 2018: Tamarah Mack
Tamarah Recommends: Living Successfully with Screwed Up People by Elizabeth B. Brown Living Successfully with Screwed Up People is a highly recommended book to read because it helps you overcome…
#31DaysOfBooks 2018: Lindsay DeRollo
Lindsay Recommends: Harriet and the Spaghetti Snake by Tracy Kushwaha The illustrations are adorable, and it’s a fun and creative idea for a story that teaches kids a valuable lesson…
The You I’ve Never Known by Ellen Hopkins
by Andrea Bledsoe King I have always loved Ellen Hopkins’ novels, starting with her first YA novel, Crank, which was loosely based on her own daughter’s addiction to crystal meth.…