#MG books made into movies
This week, I’m over at From The Mixed-Up Files of Middle Grade Authors blogging about 10 great middle grade books made into films that the whole fam can watch. Enjoy!
This week, I’m over at From The Mixed-Up Files of Middle Grade Authors blogging about 10 great middle grade books made into films that the whole fam can watch. Enjoy!
I’ve written about my love for Sherman Alexie’s The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian before, so I was psyched to find out that they’re going to make a
In terrible news, an 11-year-old boy died after having an allergic reaction to a food containing nuts. Oakley Debbs’ heartbroken family has started the Red Sneakers Foundation to raise awareness
Happy Thanksgiving! And here’s an egg, dairy, and nut-free dessert for the allergy crowd. (It does contain soy and wheat, just FYI!)
Well, in the good news, bad news category, food allergies are going up (bad), which means there’s a larger market willing to pay for better treatment options, making businesses more
I wish I knew what to write. To say I’m fearful and upset about the results of the 2016 Presidential election is putting it mildly. Right now, I’m at a
Ooh, it’s only November 2 and we’ve already got an end-of-year best-of list, courtesy of Publisher’s Weekly. I want to read everything on here!
Cool — a new initiative from the National Education Association Foundation, publishing house Lee & Low Books, and the nonprofit First Book , will provide books for students in low-income
It is tough to get tweens into theaters these days. They have so much great content right at their fingertips. (Not like my day where I was stuck watching Fraggle
YA authors are working to reach young voters in advance of November’s election. Find out about their #FirstVote16Â and share your story, too. Not registered yet? Do it! Let’s get everyone