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BOOK REVIEW: The Book Thief by Markus Zusak
by Andrew Palmer Every so often you read a book that you know will always stick with you. This is one of those books. The Book Thief had been on the New York Times Children Bestsellers list for over 5...
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BOOK REVIEW: Thin Wood Walls by David Patneaude
by Andrew Palmer Sadly, kids and young adults rarely get excited about history. Part of the reason is because history is often not taught to them in a way that engages them. It often comes off as a...
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BOOK REVIEW: Bomb: The Race to Build-And Steal-The World’s Most Dangerous...
by Andrew Palmer While I do enjoy reading a great fiction book, I would much rather curl up with non-fiction book and learn something. I realize that not all readers are like that, and young adult...
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BOOK REVIEW: Between Shades of Gray by Ruta Sepetys
Rating: 5/5 Stars Recommended Audience: Middle school to adult I read this book back in February of 2013. For some reason, I never got around to reviewing it until today. This is an outstanding...
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BOOK REVIEW: The Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass by Frederick...
Rating: 5/5 Stars Recommended Audience: Advanced middle school students through adults In one word, wow! This is an amazing piece of American history that all Americans ought to experience. This was...
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SHOULD AMERICAN KIDS BE TAUGHT SOCCER OR BASEBALL?
Personally, I don’t like soccer and never have. I find it colossally boring. Any sport that is decided by one goalie kicking against another goalie is silly. Why not just eliminate most of the other...
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