Author: Tanita Davis

“A walrus,” he says, and his mates start to snigger. “A walrus,” I repeat. A chill races through my veins, and my hands tremble…

“Lupe, I don’t have to touch this creature to know it’s not dangerous… It’s a child. It needs love and trust.” “But how do…

“You know what’s messed up, though?” Jenny says. “If you hadn’t made those posters, this probably wouldn’t have made the news. I worked for…

I said to my master, “It is not always possible to intervene, if one fears for one’s own safety and livelihood, such as the…

“We’ll have to do our best,” Haneul said. She raised her chin and turned until she was facing into the wind. …“If the ghosts…

“This is the life of Bob the Bard. He’s been homeless for twenty years, and, as he says, ‘YOU think it won’t happen to…

“You are now the most important person in the world to four other people. That’s all that matters. That’s the only way this is…

“A scientist never apologizes for asking questions. Questions keep us alive.” – from The Science of Breakable Things, by Tae Keller Dear TBR… I…

“One of the paradoxes of writing is that when you write nonfiction everyone tries to prove that it’s wrong, and when you publish fiction,…