Review of Sunny Figures It Out: A Graphic Novel (Sunny #6) by Jennifer Holm There’s something utterly captivating about stepping back into the past, especially when that past is filled with the charming trials and tribulations of adolescence. Sunny Figures It Out, the sixth installment in Jennifer Holm’s beloved graphic novel series, achieved that delightful …
A Transformative Journey: A Review of Because of Mr. Terupt When I first picked up Because of Mr. Terupt by Rob Buyea, I was curious about the power of a teacher to shape young lives. Set in the vibrant yet challenging world of fifth grade, the narrative promised a collection of unique voices, each grappling …
Book Review: The One and Only Ivan by Katherine Applegate When I first stumbled upon The One and Only Ivan, I was drawn in by the whimsical cover and the promise of a heartfelt story. Katherine Applegate, a name familiar from the vibrant landscapes of children’s literature, delivers an enchanting narrative that is as inspiring …
Embracing the Legend: A Review of Maniac Magee When I first picked up Maniac Magee by Jerry Spinelli, I was drawn in by the enigmatic title—a name that hinted at adventure, perhaps a bit of mischief, and a storyline that promised to delve deep into themes of race, belonging, and resilience. This Newbery Medal-winning tale, …
Book Review: The Mouse and the Motorcycle by Beverly Cleary As a longtime fan of classic children’s literature, I was thrilled to revisit The Mouse and the Motorcycle by Beverly Cleary. This enchanting tale has not only entertained generations of young readers but has always made me smile through its imaginative adventures. When I opened …
Review of Claudia and the Bad Joke: A Graphic Novel As someone who practically grew up alongside the Baby-Sitters Club, diving into Claudia and the Bad Joke felt like reuniting with old friends. This latest graphic novel adaptation by the talented Raina Telgemeier brings back the familiar charm of Claudia Kishi, capturing her trials and …