Trans Ideology: Resources for Parents
Four books, written from a secular perspective, offer help for parents confronting harmful transgender ideology.
Read MoreHow to Teach Kids Theology by Sam Luce and Hunter Williams
How to Teach Kids Theology reminds parents and youth leaders of the whys and wherefores of biblical instruction.
Read MoreStrangers & Sojourners: A Redeemed Reader Booklist about the Refugee and Immigrant Experience
A booklist about the refugee experience with titles for all ages.
Read More2025 ALA Newbery Award – Nailed It!
We report on this year’s Newbery and Caldecott award-winners.
Read MoreNewbery Buzz #5: Magnolia Wu Unfolds It All
Megan and Janie discuss Magnolia Wu Unfolds It All by Chanel Miller. (See our starred review, HERE.)Megan: Janie, this book builds on a common experience: the whereabouts of one sock lost in the laundry. Magnolia and her new friend, Iris, are using clues in each sock to track down its owner. Do you have a…
Read MoreNewbery Buzz #4: The Bletchley Riddle
Betsy and Hayley discuss The Bletchley Riddle by Ruta Sepetys and Steve Sheinkin. (See our starred review, HERE.) Hayley: Betsy, I know you and I LOVED this book! Something I really appreciated was the brother-sibling relationship between Jakob and Lizzie. I think the authors nailed the awkward, “we used to be friends but now you’re…
Read MoreNewbery Roundup #2: Plain Jane, Wrong Way Home, and The First State of Being
Our second roundup of Newbery-buzzing books includes a graphic-novel fairy tale, an escape narrative, and a time-travel adventure.
Read MoreNewbery Buzz #3: Ferris
Betsy and Hayley discuss Ferris by Kate DiCamillo, another new favorite. (See our starred review, here.) Hayley: Betsy, it’s no secret I love Ferris. In fact, I loved it so much I spent one newsletter last fall talking about it! I’m going to unashamedly steal some of what I wrote then and incorporate it into…
Read MoreNewbery Buzz #2: One Big Open Sky
Today Betsy, Janie, and Hayley discuss a verse novel we all loved.
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