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ChildrensLit Now Volume 1, Issue 1, Jan 2021 Welcome to ChildrensLit Now – the brand new newsletter from Children’s Literature Review Source! Children’s Literature Review Source …Read More »STEM Reading List: Climate Change
Climate change is one of the most controversial topics facing society today. While fossil fuels are affecting the environment, the …Read More »
Reading List: Worlds Filled with Magic
Ordinary life looks different when magic is introduced, which adds to the allure of books centered around magic realism and …Read More »
Celebrated from December 26 to January 1 each year, Kwanzaa is a Pan-African and African-American cultural holiday that was established …Read More »
Reading List: Journey to the Middle East
A mysterious and noteworthy place, the Middle East has not always been viewed favorably. However, as the birthplace of modern …Read More »
It is said that the eyes are the window to the soul; but how do eyes work, exactly? This collection …Read More »
Children’s Literature Christmas Book Reviews
Curious George: Sounds Like Christmas By: H. A. Rey …Read More »
Reading List: Christmas Giving
Christmas is one of the most magical times of the year for families who celebrate it. Whether gathering together from …Read More »
Featured Article: Read & Shine Retires, But Wait!
2020. Well, it has been…. a year. Frankly, what words could possibly sum up this year? I’ll take a quote …Read More »
Nathan’s Song By: Leda Schubert Illustrated by: Maya Ish-Shalom Reviewed by: Uma Krishnaswami Nathan, growing up in a shtetl in …Read More »
Thanksgiving is a time when families and friends come together to share food and laughter as the days are getting …Read More »
STEM Reading List: Birds of Prey
Majestic eagles, wise owls, and cunning vultures are among the many birds of prey found globally. Instead of dining on …Read More »
Families are anything but perfect, but the stories they share are what makes the world beautiful and vibrant. Under the …Read More »
Did you know that dentistry is not limited to the health of teeth? Dentistry consists of the study, diagnosis, prevention, …Read More »
Airplanes have come a long way since their inception. Now a major global transportation provider and military machine, airplanes play …Read More »
STEM Reading List: Programming Languages
Do you like creating games? Do you think designing websites would be fun? Learn how to do both by learning …Read More »
Reading List: Not the Thanksgiving that was planned
Whether it’s unexpected snow, an urgent call, burnt turkey, or you find out you are the main course for dinner …Read More »
From summer, to fall, to winter, to spring, the seasons are relatively predictable and bring with them new and exciting …Read More »
Book Review: The Darkness in Lee’s Closet and the Others Waiting There
The Darkness in Lee’s Closet and the Others Waiting There By: Roy Schwartz Reviewed by: Heidi Hauser Green For Lee, …Read More »
Reading List: World Freedom Day: November 9
On November 9, 1989, the fall of the Berlin Wall signaled the end of Communist rule in Central and Eastern …Read More »
Dino-Halloween By: Lisa Wheeler Reviewed by: Mary Lanni Leaves are falling, and the days are getting shorter and colder—Halloween is …Read More »
Reading List: Fun Halloween Read-Alouds for 4-7 Year-olds
Get the kids ready for Halloween with these fun read-alouds. Perfect for classrooms, libraries, and homes. Contributed by: Shelley Oakley …Read More »
STEM Reading List: Nocturnal Animals
While we are sleeping, there is a world of animals up and about. Learn more about nocturnal animals with this …Read More »
Reading List: Stories from Beyond the Grave: Ghost Stories for Teens
The Halloween season is the perfect time to read spooky stories. Nights are getting colder and longer and mentions of …Read More »
Reading List: Oktoberfest and German-Americans
October is a time of cooler weather, a start to fall, and the iconic celebration of Oktoberfest. German culture has …Read More »
Reading List: Latinx Heritage Month
Latinx voices are important contributors to the fabric of American life. Spanning many countries, people from Latinx backgrounds have a …Read More »
The Paper Boat By: Thao Lam Reviewed by: Uma Krishnaswami This wordless book from cut-paper artist and illustrator Thao Lam …Read More »
No Matter What By: Josh Shipp Reviewed by: Katie Engen Never sugar-coated, this kid-friendly tale is grounded with autobiographical truths …Read More »
Reading List: All About Apples
Apples are one of the most iconic fruits of fall, becoming the centerpieces of pies and scents as the weather …Read More »
Up on Bob By: Mary Sullivan Reviewed by: Heather Christensen A cat and dog must negotiate their napping spaces in …Read More »
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