Discover which books I recommend for kids, teens, and adults, based on my reading this month. I was surprised by how much reading I accomplished this month. I think Thanksgiving break, even though it was busy, allowed for a little extra reading time! Many of the books I read each month are necessary for teaching my…
The Secret Garden: A Graphic Novel by Mariah Marsden is a creative adaptation of this classic novel. With simple, yet delightful illustrations, this graphic novel captures the spirit of the beloved classic. It’s a great read for kids and tweens which is why I chose The Secret Garden (graphic adaptation) for my kid’s graphic novel…
The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind (Young Readers Version) by William Kamkwamba is a true story of William’s persistence to overcome challenges in Malawi. When a drought hits his village, William uses his curiosity and resourcefulness to build a windmill and bring electricity to his community. This incredible memoir is an excellent book to read…
Spy School (Graphic Novel) by Stuart Gibbs is a graphic adaptation of the popular Spy School book. This graphic novel version is a great adaptation full of action, humor, and fun. I chose the Spy School graphic novel for my kid’s graphic novel online book club in 2023. Most of the readers enjoyed this one…
Even as an adult, I enjoy reading mystery books for middle school students. The stories are often engaging, exciting, and full of creative characters. I’ll admit that mystery books have always been my favorite genre, and they still are. But that all began when I was kid so that makes it twice as fun to…
A good mystery book for kids is a great way to engage your child in a story they won’t want to put down. From page-turning whodunit books to mysterious events, a mystery book will keep your kids turning pages until the mystery is solved. This post contains affiliate links. Read my full disclosure here. Mystery…
This Frindle homeschool study is a great way to add some fun to your enjoyment of this delightful story. Frindle is a fantastic read for your elementary school-aged child. This story offers a delightful plot twist, making it a perfect book for a family discussion. This post contains affiliate links. Read my full disclosure. Frindle…
