Confidently choose books for children and teens.

Fighting Words takes on a difficult topic with a feisty, flawed, brave protagonist.

*The View From Saturday by e. l. konigsburg. Atheneum, 1995. 176 pages. Reading Level: Middle grades, ages 10-12 Recommended For: Middle grades and up, ages…

Pippa Park tries to “raise her game” at an exclusive private school, in this middle-grade retelling of Great Expectations.

An aspiring dancer has a chance to “change the stars” for his grandfather when he is transported back to 1930s Harlem.

Isaiah Dunn’s life has been trending downward, but the power of words and the discipline of work may pull him back up.

Apples, new pencils, pumpkin spice, and the hint of a cool breeze—must be September—and a new school year! Did you know you can use Redeemed…

Sometimes, we just have to “discuss” a book instead of merely write a review of it. Come eavesdrop as Betsy and Megan discuss Adorning the…

Reading about the Inklings, Hayley and Megan discuss The Fellowship, an excellent book for Tolkien and Lewis enthusiasts. The Fellowship: The Literary Lives of the…

An excellent introduction to the friendship between C. S. Lewis and Dorothy Sayers. Dorothy and Jack by Gina Dalfonzo. Baker Books, 2020. 208 pages. Reading…