Confidently choose books for children and teens.

Betsy explores the difference between the original Dracula and the modern fascination with vampires.

In White Bird, a graphic novel, the best-selling author of Wonder traces the holocaust history of a Wonder character’s grandmother.

Words on Fire explores a little-known chapter of European history to make a case for the necessity of words, literature, and language to a culture.

A great middle grades-level look at both Martin Luther in particular and the Protestant Reformation in general.

Three acclaimed picture books offer young readers a fun introduction to The Magic Flute, the Giacometti Brothers, and an introduction to art styles through dinosaurs and monsters.

Homemade doughnuts are a delicious family tradition for celebrating Reformation Day or a hosting a Harvest Party. I am not a food blogger, so you…

Beverly Tapinski, the sharp-edged friend of Raymie Nightingale, overcomes a rough upbringing in the final volume of DiCamillo’s series.

A displaced Muslim girl adjusts to America as a second, “Other Home” in this well-written verse novel.

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