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Tag Archives: Asian-American
Exploring Queer Joy in ‘The Queen Bees of Tybee County’
When I got an email asking if I’d like to take a look at a middle grade book from a founding Drag Queen Story Hour Queen and Asian-American, the answer was an enthusiastic yes! This is a sparkling and heartwarming … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Middle Grade, Print, Realistic
Tagged Asian-American, book blogs, book reviews, books, drag, drag queens, LGBTQ, queer, youth fiction
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Summer Camp Scares: It Came from the Trees and The Last Rhee Witch
These two excellently terrifying Cybils-nominated books for middle grade readers set duriing summer camping trips. Continue reading
Posted in Books, Fantasy, Middle Grade, Print, Reviews
Tagged African-American, Asian-American, book reviews, book-review, books, camping, cryptids, Cybils, fiction, ghosts, Girl Scouts, Korean American, review, youth fantasy, youth horror
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My Top 12 Posts #6-#4 – Fantasy under 250 pages, Asian-American Graphic Novels, and Middle Grade for RPG Fans
Dear readers, as fun as this trip down memory lane, looking at my top 12 most popular posts of the past 20 years of book blogging has been, it’s taking way too long for me to get these all up. … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Books, Lists
Tagged Asian-American, blogging, blogiversary, book blogging, book lists, graphic novels, youth fantasy
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For Real: Nikhil Out Loud, On Air with Zoe Washington, and The Many Masks of Andy Zhou
Here are three realistic middle grade books I’ve enjoyed recently, from Maulik Pancholy, Janae Marks, and Jack Cheng Continue reading
Posted in Books, Middle Grade
Tagged African-American, art, Asian-American, baking, Chinese-American, energetic, humor, Indian-American, LGBTQ, Michigan, Middle Grade, podcasting, theater, thoughtful, youth fiction
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3 2022 Cybils YA Graphic Novel Finalists: Messy Roots, Across a Field of Starlight, and Huda F Are You?
I’m back with short takes on 3 2022 Cybils graphic novel finalists you won’t want to miss! Continue reading
3 2022 Cybils MG Graphic Novel Finalists
Here are three original and compelling middle grade graphic novels from the 2022 Cybils finalist list. Continue reading
Posted in Books, Fantasy, Graphic Novel, Middle Grade, Realistic, Reviews
Tagged Asian-American, Cybils, Latinx, Middle Eastern, middle school, youth fantasy, youth graphic novels
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Maizy Chen’s Last Chance by Lisa Yee
A city girl explores her Chinese-American roots and gets to know her grandparents and the small Minnesota town her ancestor made home in this funny and heartwarming story. Continue reading
Posted in Books
Tagged Asian-American, Chinese-American, Minnesota, restaurants, youth fiction
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5 Stories of Adventure & Change
Here’s a mix of books from the past couple of years, all sharing an element of change and adventure. Continue reading
Posted in Lists, Middle Grade, Reviews
Tagged African-American, Asian-American, California, Middle Grade, music, New York City, Oregon, youth fiction
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Last Night at the Telegraph Club by Malinda Lo
Here’s a beautiful and chewy historical novel that lives up to its slew of awards – a Cybils Young Adult Fiction finalist in addition to the four pictured on the cover. Last Night at the Telegraph Club by Malinda Lo. … Continue reading
Amah Faraway by Margaret Chiu Greanias. Illustrated by Tracy Subisak
A heartwarming and beautifully painted picture book about a girl building a real relationship with her grandmother when she and her mother travel to Taiwan. Continue reading
Posted in Books, picture books, Realistic, Reviews
Tagged Asian-American, grandparents, Margaret Chiu Greanias, picture books, Taiwan, Tracy Subisak, travel
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