Category Archives: Beach Reads Recommendations
Read This! by Lori Ann Palma
The 5th Wave by Rick Yancey In this first book in a new series for young adults by Rick Yancey, the 5th Wave has descended, and Cassie Sullivan roams the empty, desolate roads trying to find her little brother … Continue reading
Read This! by Lori Ann Palma
Reality Boy by A.S. King When Gerald was 5, his parents allowed a television crew into their home to film a reality show. As a network TV nanny tries to fix their dysfunctional family in front of America, Gerald … Continue reading
Picture Books to Ponder, by Lindsay Bandy
As I peruse the new picture books at my local bookstore, I’m impressed with the number of author/illustrator titles out there right now. If you’re an illustrator with writing skills, this is good news! But if you’re a writer without … Continue reading
My Summer Reading, by Eva Polites
Finally, I have time to read, which means my summer has begun. Ever since I became a reader (third grade), I have enjoyed the freedom of spending my days engrossed in good books. I still love to read and I … Continue reading
Read This! by Lori Ann Palma
All the Bright Places by Jennifer Niven When Theodore Finch first speaks to Violet Markey, a girl he barely knows, it’s on top of their high school bell tower, where they are both contemplating suicide. As they help each … Continue reading
Illustrators, Read This! by Ashley Lucas
‘I Just Like to Make Things’ by Lilla Rogers Image Credit : Amazon.Com By far my favorite book to read when I’m seeking some inspiration and guidance as an illustrator is I Just Like to Make Things by Lilla Rogers. The book … Continue reading
Read This! by Lori Ann Palma
Skink–No Surrender by Carl Hiaasen If you’re looking for a quirky read that’s different than any other YA you’ve read this summer, then pick up Skink–No Surrender, which is one of Carl Hiaasen’s books for young readers. Featuring Skink, a … Continue reading
Got Beach Read Recommendations? by Lindsay Bandy
Hear ye, hear ye! Summer has arrived, and this is an all-call for summer reading recommendations! Okay, it’s not “officially” summer yet, but it’s June, it’s hot, it’s crazy busy, the kids are finishing up with school, and vacations are … Continue reading