Through the Looking Glass Book Reviews

In 1883 and American poet called Emma Lazarus wrote a sonnet called The New Colossus . She wrote the poem to raise money for the constructio...

Art from the Pied Piper of Hamelin For many years I saw Kate Greenaway's artwork without knowing who the artist was. Her style is very d...

I still remember the first biography - written for youngsters - that I read. My parents bought it for me at the library sale, and it was the...

  I did not grow up with Norman Rockwell's artwork the way so many of Americans did; his art did not make its way to the Middle East. Th...

For this final day in this blog book tour for The Year the Swallows Came Early I would like to do three things. First of all I want to tell...

One of my favorite non-fiction series' for young readers is the Graphic Library collection, which is published by Capstone Press. The bo...

Today I will be interviewing Diane Z. Shore: What made you want to write about this topic? It was at an SCBWI (Society of Children’s Book Wr...

Children's author and storyteller, Diane Z. Shore says her favorite thing about writing for children is meeting the kids. She writes pic...

Now that we have seen the review of Amadi's Snowman and talked with the author, I would like to tell you a little about Katia. Author Ka...

Today I want to tell you a little bit about Alan Gratz, the author of Something Wicked : Alan Gratz is the author of the historical young ad...

For this third day on the Jeanne DuPrau blog book tour I have two things to share with you. One is a bio of Jeanne, and the other is book gi...

Now that you have read my review of Jimmy's Stars I thought you might like to learn a little bit about the author. MARY ANN RODMAN’s de...