Picture Book Review: Where are You Bronte?

Picture Book Review: Where are You Bronte?

Where Are You, Brontë? is a heartfelt and beautifully crafted picture book that explores love, loss, and remembering through the story of a beloved dog. As Tomie dePaola’s final completed work, the book carries his personal significance, reflecting his own experience of grieving his dog, Brontë. With gentle writing and simple illustrations by Barbara McClintock,…

Winnie The Pooh Limited Edition Box Set

Winnie The Pooh Limited Edition Box Set

The newly released Winnie-the-Pooh box set brings together the beloved four books by A.A. Milne, now with beautifully redesigned covers and featuring the original black-and-white illustrations by Ernest Shepard. This collection is a true treasure for both long-time fans and those discovering the charm of the Hundred Acre Wood for the first time. This Winnie…

Picture Book Review: Maybe Just Ask Me by Katie Mazeika

Picture Book Review: Maybe Just Ask Me by Katie Mazeika

Maybe Just Ask Me is a fun, heartfelt, and important picture book about not making assumptions and giving people the chance to share their own stories. It’s based on the author Katie Mazeika’s real-life childhood experience and follows Mazie, a young girl who wears an eyepatch and headscarf. She’s starting at a new school and…

Return to Pixie Hollow in the New Wings of Starlight Book

Return to Pixie Hollow in the New Wings of Starlight Book

Wings of Starlight, the latest book from Disney Books, uncovers the untold origin of one of Pixie Hollow’s most captivating love stories between Queen Clarion and Lord Milori. Set long before Tinker Bell’s adventures, the Wings of Starlight book follows Clarion, a warm-season fairy destined for the throne. She’s always been fascinated by the mysterious…

Picture Book Review: Nearly Exactly Almost Like Me

Picture Book Review: Nearly Exactly Almost Like Me

Nearly Exactly Almost Like Me is a endearing and sweetly illustrated book that celebrates the bond between siblings, even when they’re not biologically related. Read on for a review of Nearly Exactly Almost Like Me written by Jennifer Bradbury and illustrated by Pearl AuYeung. Nearly Exactly Almost Like Me follows two brothers who might not…

Graphic Novel Review: The Squad

Graphic Novel Review: The Squad

The Squad by Christina Soontornvat, illustrated by Joanna Cacao, is a uplifting graphic novel about navigating middle school, friendships, and big changes. This is the second book in the series and follows Christina, an eighth-grader, as she continues her cheerleading journey. Read on for a review of The Squad, published by Scholastic Inc. Christina feels…