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One little Mix up….or was it?

July 26, 2018 by BlackRaven Leave a Comment

In the beginning the three colors Reds, Yellows and Blues lived in Harmony. That is, until one day a Red says, “Reds are better!”  Of course, Blues and Yellows will not stand for that and the three colors each make their own section of the city. That is until the day that two of the colors find themselves feeling good when they are with the other one. Of course, many did not like the colors mixing, but soon Yellow and Blue make a new color […]

Filed Under: Children's, Fiction Tagged With: Arree Chung, colors, genders, Prejudice & Racism, Race

Make It and your knowledge Grow

June 12, 2018 by BlackRaven Leave a Comment

Overall, I like this book. There is nothing wrong with it. I just do not think it is something as an adult I will reread. I can see kids enjoying it for the flap surprises and the engaging colors of the illustrations. The fact it is a see/learn about colors and habitats book/an educational book as well means it would be great for a preschool classroom as well as the toddler set. Make it Grow: Bring Nature to Life by Lifting the Flaps by Debbie […]

Filed Under: Children's, Fiction, Non-Fiction Tagged With: colors, Debbie Powell, habitats, nature, toddler

The kids are all right

May 24, 2018 by kfishgirl Leave a Comment

So this is book 2 of the Darkest Minds trilogy.  We saw at the end of the first book that Ruby went back to the Children’s League to protect Liam and to save Chubs’ life.  She’s joined a team, and they go on missions and ops and try to fight against the president. Ruby actually does learn a lot from her training.  She becomes a better fighter, and she’s learning how to better control her powers.  However, they’re basically making her torture people for information […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Horror, Science Fiction, Young Adult Tagged With: Alexandra Bracken, colors, Darkest Minds, kids

These kids are much tougher than I ever would be

May 10, 2018 by kfishgirl Leave a Comment

Any time I see a trailer for a movie that is also a book, I usually rush out and read the book.  I saw the trailer for this movie, and I knew I was headed to the library. They gist of these books (there are three, so you know I’ll be reading all three!) is that all children in the world either die of a brain disease (horribly), or they have unusual powers. The change usually comes around age ten for all of the children.  […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Horror, Science Fiction, Young Adult Tagged With: Alexandra Bracken, colors, Darkest Minds, kids

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