The Librarian in the Cupboard

I'm starting off my Hub Reading Challenge! If you want to follow my progress, I'm compiling all of the entries over here  and if you...

How fitting that this week's Top Ten Tuesday is books that will make you cry, because I was holding back tears this morning on the commu...

Before I get into my feelings on Megan McCafferty's dystopia Bumped , I'm working at the library right now and the teens here just t...

A Mango-Shaped Space , by Wendy Mass, is a title that I have consistently recommended to students but, as of December 2013, had never read m...

Happy New Year! I hope you're all having a great start to this year.  It's been quite an interesting start to my 2014, book w...

Remember when Harry asks Dumbledore what he sees when he looks at the Mirror of Erised? Dumbledore lies (we assume) and says that he sees hi...

Kenneth Grahame's 1908 classic, The Wind in the Willows , tells the tale of four animal friends - Rat, Mole, Badger and Toad.  Toad ...

When I was surrounded by fellow bibliophiles in grad school, I realized that there were so many children's/YA/fiction books I had yet to...

I haven't posted a good rant in what seems like ages, so it seems almost fitting that I write one on a Friday the 13th. Earlier this w...

It's so hard for me to pick out what books to read next.  But here are 10 that I know I'll be reading this winter: Top Ten Books o...