Title: Disability Visibility 17 First-Person Stories for Today (adapted for young adults)Editor: Alice WongDate: Delacorte Press, 2020YA nonfiction Alice Wong is a Chinese American disabled activist, writer, editor, and consultant. Originally from Indianapolis, IN her work is now based in San Francisco, CA. Wong works for systemic change for people with disabilities and with the… Read More review: Disability Visability

What are your summer reading plans? I used to select books to read specially for the summer. For a while, I tried to visit some of the classics I’d never read in school. When my children were little, we’d visit the library more often in the summer and we’d all pick up books to read… Read More A Summer Monday

title: You Should See Me In A Crownauthor: Leah Johnsondate: Scholastic Press; 2020main character: Liz LightlyYA; lesbian romance; coming of ageprom; music; friendships Leah Johnson debuted as a YA Author in 2020 with the release of You Should See Me In A Crown.I remember the book coming out as if it were yesterday. I was… Read More review: You Should See Me In A Crown

Work for all my different committees is slowly getting caught up and I will soon, SOON be able to start reading and reviewing for my blog again. I have ARCs of Burn Down, Rise Up, Unequal A Story of America, and Kings of B’More that I cannot wait to dig into. There are so many… Read More May Releases

APRIL 2 AprAfrotistic by Kala Allen Omeiza. I’m Heard. YA 4 Apr Nothing Burns as Bright as You by Ashley Woodfolk. Versify 5 Apr Alone Out Here by Riley Redgate. Disney-HyperionBoulevard of Dreams (Fearless #2) by Mandy Gonzalez and Brittany J. Thurman. Aladdin MGChasing Jaguars (Wild Survival #3) by Melissa Cristina Márquez. ScholasticThe Color of the… Read More April Releases