I Found The Great Controversy in my Mailbox
There’s an interesting phenomenon taking place in Portland, and at its center is a book penned in 1895 by E.G.
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Books
5 Fantastic Poems You’ll Fall in Love With
When I was a kid, I loved Dr. Seuss’s and Shel Silverstein’s poems and loved the playfulness of their words
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10 Tactics To Awaken The Bibliophile In Your Child
Get Kids Reading There’s no arguing that reading is good for us. Reading can transport us to faraway places, help
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Women Authors to Read
It’s March y’all, and that means it’s Women’s History Month. In honor of the many contributions women have brought to
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8 Fantastic Picture Books That Build Visual Literacy
Visual literacy may be something that many of us have never heard of before. It’s the piecing together a story
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5 Movies Better Than The Book
Books are great. Most of us can agree on that. Sometimes, a movie adaptation is so fun or engaging that
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Lightning Blade by D.N. Erikson| Review
D.N. Erikson’s urban fantasy novel, Lightning Blade takes place in a dystopian future in Arizona. The veil between the magical world
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Happy Writing to Dale Ivan Smith
I recently started volunteering at my local library branch. My brief time there has introduced me to a slew of wonderful individuals. yet out of all of them, the stand out for me is Dale Ivan Smith. Dale is always ready with a smile, a bit of wisdom, and a collection of silly hats. Who doesn’t love a well-placed silly hat?
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The Wake: And What Jeremiah Did Next by Colm Herron | Review
A friendship is born I met Colm Herron through an online acquaintance who was helping him market himself as an
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Forks by A.E. Davis | Book Review
The first book in A.E. Davis’ Forks trilogy gives readers a different perspective on the Twilight series by Stephenie Meyer.
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