Love Bananas? 9 Recipes With Lose It!’s Top-Logged Fruit
Banana chips, banana sunflower toast, a high-protein banana bread smoothie, and more yummy, easy recipes here.
Banana chips, banana sunflower toast, a high-protein banana bread smoothie, and more yummy, easy recipes here.
They’re all delicious and I’ve been making them all, but I’d never had the great idea to freeze diced apple before seeing the recipe for the Apple Pie Smoothie. See
Make-ahead, bring, eat. See the recipes here at Lose It! *Not that pasta salad is wrong any time of the year!
Check out Lose It!’s list of smoothies, salads, and other refreshing summertime meals here.
Over at Lose It!, we pulled together seven simple popsicle recipes for the warmer weather. Check out the full list here.
Over at From the Mixed-Up Files of Middle-Grade Authors, we report on exciting publishing news: award-winning author Kwame Alexander is partnering with Sourcebooks on his own imprint. Read more here.
According to the American Booksellers Association (ABA), the bills currently in Congress right now can “can impose book bans nationwide in ways state and local governments would be powerless to resist.”
Bid in the PEN America Character Naming Auction and Jennifer Egan and David Baldacci will name a character after you or someone of your choosing. Read more at From The
Oh, wow, I just read the best middle-grade book. It’s called The Trouble with Heroes, by the talented Kate Messner. It’s told in verse, and touches on so many powerful
Exciting news for budding librarians and other people who love deep diving into information: The Library of Congress (LoC) is opening The Source, a special space for kids 8 and