bOok ReviEwS
UNspeakable THINGS By Jess Lourey Lourey’s taut family drama and murder mystery is a slow burn that raises your hackles from the outset and keeps you on edge until the end. Cassie McDowell is living the American dream with her parents, school teacher mom, artist dad, and teen big sister, in 1980s Minnesota. But from the outset, we see the cracks in her parents’ carefully … Continue reading bOok ReviEwS
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Eddie Red, UNDERCOVER
Happy Black History Month. Take a look at another book featuring African American protagonists in a strong and positive way. Continue reading Eddie Red, UNDERCOVER
Eddie Red, UNDERCOVER
Happy Black History Month. Take a look at another book featuring African American protagonists in a strong and positive way. Continue reading Eddie Red, UNDERCOVER
THE LANGUAGE OF FOOD
…”pain” doesn’t have to hurt, it just has to taste good because means bread. Continue reading THE LANGUAGE OF FOOD
IT’S THE TWELVE DAYS OF PARIS
With twelve days remaining before I set off for Paris, I’ve been hard at work studying French on Duolingo. I am officially in a panic. Indeed, I’ve learned over two-hundred-fifty words. I can say “I want” (je veux) and “I have” (j’ai). I know how to say phrases, such as, “I have three cars” (J’ai trois voitures).” But, I’m not certain that will help me … Continue reading IT’S THE TWELVE DAYS OF PARIS
