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Green Street in Black and White shows us the history of who we have been as Christians, what we have said, how we have thought,
Toward the end of Kate DiCamillo’s children’s novel Ferris, Mr. Buoy, the elderly hardware store owner comments, “Yes indeed, there is a way out of
After my Children’s Literature class has read their first book of the semester, I often ask them whether they think that book is appropriate for
I will admit it. I had all the wrong ideas about this book. When I saw that it was a novel-in-verse about German POWs picking
Rudine Sims-Bishop first suggested that children’s literature might function as a mirror or a window (1990). The idea is that sometimes children can see themselves
Early on in the book Caste, Isabel Wilkerson invokes a metaphor familiar to anyone conversant with Jesus’s parables. She says that society is like a
ORBITING JUPITER GARY D. SCHMIDT CLARION BOOKS, 2015 $18 192 PAGES In the first chapter of Gary Schmidt’s latest young-adult novel, Orbiting Jupiter, a social
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