Would be nice if there were an updated version, but it was a good overview for me of the different types of homeschoolers and some ways to start helping them out more in the library.

A diverse group of fairies are just out of sight of a little girl.

Beautiful illustrations of fairies.

Beautiful illustrations and a great take on a classic story.

SO CUTE OMG NEED MORE

LOVE IT FEEL SO CUTE

This is a blood-soaked book. I have not read Damsel, although I've heard it's controversial. I'm not sure if it would have prepared me for this or not? It also has some of the more graphic sex scenes I've read in a YA book. The tense is second person. To me, a lot of these things should somehow combine to make a book that is hard to read and absorb. And at times, it is. And at times, the period talk is so frank that you are surprised, and then feel disappointment that something that happens to roughly 51% of the population is so shrouded in mystery. There was something about this book that reminded me of Rory Power's work, so I think those would be interesting to read in conjunction.

A sweet, gentle story that is a look into a Hmong family life, and also about the beginning of a friendship with a neighbor across the street. I really liked it.

This was so beautifully written, and I feel like I have a better idea of what the Hmong people went through. This book captures one family's journey from Laos to Thailand to the United States, and the efforts to keep the ties of seven children together by the grandmother. Highly recommended.

A must read (or listen) for all white people. I'm not saying POC shouldn't read it, but I'm don't think they need to hear the message the same way white people do. I learned from this book, and it was also a good reminder that I will always screw up, because I am white and in a white supremacist system.