Reading the World – Part 20

Venezuela – Antarctica by Christina S . We have come to the end of our global reading journey. It has been an amazing literary journey and one that has certainly given me a new appreciation not only for the amazing books to be found around the globe, but also for how deep and diverse the

Asian American Identity:

Rebuilding Through Literature by Samuel B. . . I suppose it’s really no surprise that I became a librarian. Whenever there is something I need to sort out in my life, the first place I have always turned is books. My multi-racial identity is no exception. I was always told that I was German, Japanese,

Reading the World – Part 19

Turkmenistan – Vanuatu by Christina S . This is the segment that the United States should go, however Callie and I did an in depth series on reading the States earlier that covered each of the States and Territories. You can read those posts through these links: Part 1 , Part 2 , Part 3

Spooky Little Story #18

Raging Fire By Katherine C. . . “This is your only chance at freedom,” my lawyer said, leaning across the table. “This opportunity will not present itself again.” I stared, open-mouthed, at Jake – he had insisted I call him Jake on the few occasions he bothered to communicate with me. Most of the time

Verse

by Christina S. Have you ever read a novel in verse? If not, I highly encourage you to do so! These are books where the narrative is expressed through poetry. They can be both fiction and non-fiction, and while many are written with Juvenile and Young Adults in mind they are easily enjoyed by readers