
Anne Frank, the Holocaust, History and Heritage: An Evening Conversation With Sophie
Every day at school, Sophie picks out a book from the classroom library. Lately she’s been interested in the “Who Was” biography series for kids.

Every day at school, Sophie picks out a book from the classroom library. Lately she’s been interested in the “Who Was” biography series for kids.

One of my favorite parts of writing this blog has been interviewing different authors on this space. There’s something so exciting for me about finding

It’s time for a few book recommendations, shall we? I’m sharing with you two very different books, but both stellar in their own right. First

A few months ago, I received a copy of Alexandra Burt’s debut novel, Remember Mia, which promised to be the next Gone Girl and Girl

While I consider myself an avid reader throughout the year, there’s something about summer that lends itself to reading more frequently. Because Sophie loves to

I think it’s safe to assume that every reader of American literature has read Nathaniel Hawthorne’s The Scarlet Letter at some point. I remember so

I think it’s safe to say that my TBR (to be read) is a bit out of control. Not that I’m complaining, mind you. There’s

The days are escaping me! Every day I tell myself I’m going to sit down and write on my blog. But then life happens —

The last two months have been filled with getting back into the school routine and doing fall-type of activities … although the SoCal weather has