Review: The Disasters
Sometimes you just need a book that leaves you feeling good. A book that leaves you smiling. A book that doesn’t try to solve the world’s...
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Taste the Rainbow
I have a story to tell. A blind confession of sorts. Not so long ago I railed against tropes done poorly, especially love triangles. At...
Review: What If It's Us
What If It’s Me? I’ve asked myself that question over and over during the Great Reading Apocalypse of 2018. I’ve even considered that...
Review: Come November
Rooney Harris is doing her best to juggle family responsibility and her senior year of high school, but it’s a battle. Rooney’s mother, a...
I'm Not the Same
It’s been awhile. Almost October Summer has ended, and a new school year has begun. It was a great summer. Outstanding even. I miss not...
In Memoriam: Aretha Franklin
If Richard Peck holds a special place on the reading list of my life, then Aretha Franklin holds a place of prominence on the soundtrack...
Feels Like Old Times
I’m cutting it close. I want to take a minute to applaud Rick Riordan for knowing what he doesn’t know. I want to thank him for knowing...
I May Not Always Love You
Let’s talk about “Cancel Culture.” Let’s talk about it in relation to my reading habits, not society as a whole because that would be...
Another Year
Have you ever started writing without knowing what you were going to say? I usually have a topic in mind, but today I don’t have any...
A Host of Imperfections
I recently ran into a fellow English teacher. We started talking about the upcoming school year and she happened to mention that she’d...
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