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How It Went Down by Kekla Magoon
Racial injustice persists when people turn a blind-eye or distance themselves from it by isolating it to some “other” community. This book removes that distance and helps readers view the issue through many perspectives. Don’t look away; keep bearing witness and remake the world anew. Continue reading How It Went Down by Kekla Magoon
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When the Beat was Born by Laban Carrick Hill
Music is a unifying element. This book introduces young readers to the heritage of the hip-hop they love. Continue reading When the Beat was Born by Laban Carrick Hill
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Tap Tap and Then
Last night, I attended a virtual rally. Here’s what I learned. Continue reading Tap Tap and Then
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Quarryntine Reading: Wolves by Emily Gravett
A totally misbehaving, naughty book perfect good kids. Continue reading Quarryntine Reading: Wolves by Emily Gravett
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Quarryntine Reading: Make It Stick by Brown, Roediger, and McDaniel
This book is a must-read for parents new to homeschooling and college students new to online learning. Continue reading Quarryntine Reading: Make It Stick by Brown, Roediger, and McDaniel
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Lone Author vs Coronavirus Chaos
The challenge: 105,000 spoken words. 110 unique voices. Can I pull it off? Continue reading Lone Author vs Coronavirus Chaos
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Quarryntine Reading: Bright’s Passage by Josh Ritter
So what if the public library is closed due to COVID-19? I can quarry my bookshelves at home for some really solid quarryntine reading. Continue reading Quarryntine Reading: Bright’s Passage by Josh Ritter
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Quarryntine Reading: What Came from the Stars by Gary D. Schmidt
Another book quarried from my bookshelves while sheltering at home makes the essential “quarryntine reading list.” Continue reading Quarryntine Reading: What Came from the Stars by Gary D. Schmidt
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Quarryntine Reading: Eating Stone by Ellen Meloy
Books quarried from my own bookshelves build a stable “quarryntine reading list.” Continue reading Quarryntine Reading: Eating Stone by Ellen Meloy
