Classroom

If you were to ask me in seventh grade if history was my favorite subject, the answer would have been a resounding no. The same goes [...]

When I outlined my first memoir, The Boy Who Failed Show and Tell, one thing that immediately struck me was how much of my preteen life [...]

My mother read to me before I was even born.  Stories were always a part of my life. The local library, just a few doors from my house, [...]

My new friend tucked her hair behind her ear as she whispered under her mask, “I have anxiety like Autumn in Dear Student.” Her voice [...]

One of the perils of visiting schools is that kids, teachers, librarians, and parents often ask which books you love and why. My [...]

The ability to dream up worlds in one’s mind is crucial for creating an immersive experience for readers. In today’s guest post on the [...]