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Tag: Multicultural Fiction

January 27, 2016

#ReadYourWorld and Celebrate MULTICULTURAL CHILDREN’S BOOK DAY!

Hey everyone! It’s Multicultural Children’s Book Day, and in honor of that, I will be posting what I think is my FIRST EVER picture…

January 19, 2016

Turning Pages Reads: SERPENTINE (Kingdom of Xia: Second Series #1), by Cindy Pon

Welcome to another session of Turning Pages! Synopsis: SERPENTINE begins with a familiar feel — a mistress and a handmaiden, brought up as close…

December 10, 2015

Review: MS. MARVEL VOL. 2: GENERATION WHY

Summary: Some time ago I reviewed the first collected volume of the new (and surprisingly awesome) Ms. Marvel comic, starring the rebooted main character…

November 10, 2015

TURNING PAGES: TIMBER CREEK STATION by ALI LEWIS

The best thing about reading is the opportunity to observe, discover, and reflect about somewhere else, and someone else, and maybe begin to imagine…

July 9, 2015

Thursday Review: LOVE IS THE DRUG by Alaya Dawn Johnson

Summary: I read this a while ago, and I’ve been terribly neglectful in writing up a review. This was my first experience reading one…

June 3, 2015

TURNING PAGES: INK AND ASHES by VALYNNE E. MAETANI

This book is either a primer on how to find out stuff your parents are keeping from you, or a primer on how to…

May 11, 2015

Kids Comics Q&A Blog Tour: Interview with Gene Luen Yang

Children’s Book Week was just last week, and thanks to First Second we’re still celebrating–throughout April and May, MacTeenBooks has organized a massive multi-blog…

April 9, 2015

In Tandem: PINNED, by Sharon G. Flake

Happy Thursday and welcome back to In Tandem, the read-and-review blog series where both Tanita and I give our opinions, back and forth, conversation-like….

April 8, 2015

TURNING PAGES: Arsenic for Tea by Robin Stevens

Awhile back we met Hazel and Daisy in Murder Most Unladylike – or, in clunky American titling, MURDER IS BAD MANNERS (I have a…

March 27, 2015

TURNING PAGES: MURDER MOST UNLADYLIKE by ROBIN STEVENS

I am ALL about the mysteries, and it’s kind of all over the board – adult fiction, YA fiction, and now MG. I heard…

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