Here are some outstanding books for all levels of graduation -- from elementary, high school and higher. The appropriate age will be given for each book and all are packed with information and/or inspiration.
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Book Chat with Julie: A New Column on Meridian
Welcome to BookChat with Julie! I’m so excited to be with you and talk about my favorite subject—books! Today, we are highlighting some new historical romances that take place in the English countryside. All of them will have you wishing you could walk the garden paths of beautiful estates or attend a country ball.
Board Books for Springtime Babies
Spring is around the corner and, along with warmer weather, that brings newborn baby animals. Here are some outstanding board books purpose-made for tiny hands promising to keep youngsters’ attention. The sturdy pages help keep the book intact and are brightly illustrated. These books are best for ages zero to four.
Disruption: My Last Review
For nearly twenty years I’ve been writing reviews of the latest fiction by and for Latter-day Saint readers for Meridian Magazine. Today’s review is the end of an era for me, my last review. I’ve loved reading so many great books and introducing them to others.
Books to Celebrate Black History Month
We celebrate all ethnicities every day. However, this is a great month to help kids and adults alike appreciate the many contributions of African Americans throughout our history. The following books are good for all ages unless otherwise indicated.
Latter-day Fiction: Hearts and Gold
It’s that time! Time to think of love and romance. And time to cheer for our favorite Olympic champions. Here are three novels that are perfectly suited to your February reading list.
February Books to Celebrate Kindness, Friendship, and Love
Valentine’s Day will soon be here. So why not get into the spirit with books about kindness, friendship, and love. Showing these tender traits will not only make others feel better, but it will also help you feel happier as well. The following books showcase these actions and can result in a positive feedback loop encouraging others to share as well.
