My Year of Epic Rock @ BEA
Attending this year’s Book Expo was so delightful. It’s great to be around so many people who like to read, write and/or talk about books. It was fun to see what’s
Attending this year’s Book Expo was so delightful. It’s great to be around so many people who like to read, write and/or talk about books. It was fun to see what’s
Last year was my first time attending the massive BookExpo America conference, held at  the scenic (cough cough) Javits Center in NYC. I staggered around, totally overwhelmed and confused. It’s massive!
A big thanks to the bloggers who helped kick off the My Year of Epic Rock  cover reveal last Friday (just in time for Food Allergy Awareness Week). After a long period of
If life was like a song…  Nina Simmons’ song would be You Can’t Always Eat What You Want. (Peanut allergies, ugh). But that’s okay, because as her best friend Brianna
I was pleasantly surprised to hear about a school district in Connecticut banning outside foods for parties in the classroom. It’s actually not because of allergies that I’m happy, but
I started picking my own books, with little to no supervision, by the time I was 11. That’s about when I stopped having any supervision in general, so no big
This is interesting. I knew that adults were big buyers of YA, but I had no idea just how big. According to Publishers Weekly, “Readers 18 and older accounted for
Hoping everyone has a happy Easter and Passover. Don’t forget allergy-friendly desserts (like this fruit salad).
This Boston Globe article is full of good info about dining out with food allergies, with an emphasis on what certain Massachusetts establishments are doing. Led by chef Ming Tsai,
What’s great about the news that Rainbow Rowell’s Eleanor & Park will be made into a film, scheduled to start shooting in 2015? 1. More people will read this excellent