Perfect day to read about unicorns and pumpkins, fall migration and nuts that fall from trees and pinecones that are all squirrels.
Speechless - sort of. Earthlings, by Sayaka Murata, took a weird twist at the end.
How to Cook a Princess is funny, but also gross. And a bit sick. This is not a Halloween book for a little one.
Mindfulness, woman mathematician (you never heard of before) and Voices of Justice picture books reviewed.
An amazing story about an amazing woman, Jella Lepman, who saw the importance of books in helping children recover from the Second World War.
Stunning. DK's The Mystery of the Universe is beautiful. And fascinating.
Another quick read by Paris-based author Antoine Laurain, this one a thriller involving book, a reading prize and an unsolved crime.
I interview Ontario author Cheryl M. Bradshaw who talks sex and consent in her latest book for pre-teens and teens (and their parents and educators).
Halloween is a perfect time for a ghost story for the middle grade set, with picture books about bed, witches, hugs and Disney Villains.
Book Time 