I think this book shows how easily powerful men can manipulate others, especially if they know their weaknesses and a lot of alcohol is involved. This story focuses mainly on Italian writers, but you know that this is repeated over and over in every field, in every country. Charlotte grows throughout this story, and you always know something is going to happen, but you don't quite know what. Powerful.

The story of spring fog. 

It's a story about how all our arctic ice is melting, and it's sad. One thing I noticed--I'm pretty sure polar bears and penguins don't exist in the same parts of the world, and they do here. 

Beautiful illustrations, and I enjoyed looking at all the different ways light is in our lives. 

Just a fun collection of dragon stories from all around the world.

This biography has an interesting format. There is a story, told in poetic form, followed by Nonfiction prose sections that clarify and provide pictures and historical context. I really liked it.

This book combines Indigenous culture with a Narnia-like portal. I love the prickly nature of the main character, Morgan, and how she learns things about herself.