“The rise of Dickens is like the rising of a vast mob. This is not only because his tales are indeed as crowded and populous as towns: for truly it was not so much that Dickens appeared as that a hundred Dickens characters appeared.” (Chesterton)
This week’s READ WOKE challenge is all about African-American Voices. These are some of TCL’s favorite African-American authors and illustrators that use their voices to promote and uplift their culture and their people! As always, HAPPY READING! PICTURE BOOKS JUVENILE CHAPTER BOOKS
Join us for an online reading challenge that is all about discovering diverse titles! Starting September 1, log your books and earn badges for a chance to win diverse book bundles and prizes. Open to all ages, register at homewood.beanstack.org. This week, our suggested reading list spotlights characters and stories centered around African- American…
This blog gives readers a chance to check out new and rising authors in Teen and Young Adult genres. We hope their work sparks inspiration and excitement. This month we meet Tochi Onyebuchi. QUICK FACTS@ Traci Chee Traci Chee is the New York Times bestselling author of The Reader Trilogy and We Are Not Free. An all-around word geek, she loves book…
“Cómo desplegar la evolución teal en la administración pública. Cinco retos comunes y tres historias transformadoras.”
We’re celebrating Banned Books Week September 27-October 3 at the Homewood Public Library! One of our Read Woke badges on homewood.beanstack.org is about reading a book that has been challenged before. Many of our favorite kid’s books have been challenged over the years, so we have included a list of some of our favorites. Ban…
