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I haven't read anything by her yet, but after reading this interview, I'm certainly intrigued.
Have you read her Wayfarers series?
https://www.themarysue.com/becky-chambers-sci-fi-writing/
Have you read her Wayfarers series?
https://www.themarysue.com/becky-chambers-sci-fi-writing/
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Another book to add to my pile!
“Over the last few years, my feminist politics has developed and changed hugely, and for that I have to credit women of color online, especially Black women, for their scholarship. I think it’s time we move away from a predominantly white, middle class, able-bodied feminist discourse, and I hope this anthology will give a platform to women who continue to be marginalized within the feminist movement. I want to ask: who feels apart of the movement and who feels left out? Why do some women feel that they cannot identify as feminists? What do we want to see changed?”
“Over the last few years, my feminist politics has developed and changed hugely, and for that I have to credit women of color online, especially Black women, for their scholarship. I think it’s time we move away from a predominantly white, middle class, able-bodied feminist discourse, and I hope this anthology will give a platform to women who continue to be marginalized within the feminist movement. I want to ask: who feels apart of the movement and who feels left out? Why do some women feel that they cannot identify as feminists? What do we want to see changed?”
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"Their story is called Umijoo. It’s the tale of a girl who lives on an island and feels disconnected from the ocean. It’s a children’s book, but like most Pixar movies, it’s also written to be touching and applicable to all ages."
Oooo! This looks beautiful.
Oooo! This looks beautiful.
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"Lois Lane: Fallout is everything a contemporary superhero adaptation novel should be: funny, smart, and with just the right balance of action and suspense. It’s got just enough references to the world of Superman to hook in anyone who picked it up for that reason, but the story belongs entirely to Lois, shows her adventures as a journalist and her growth as a young woman finding a place to belong."
Adding this to my TBR pile!
Adding this to my TBR pile!
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The Brothers by Louisa May Alcott
"Set in a war-time hospital, and narrated by a Civil War nurse, Alcott tells the story of siblings—one black, one white"
I'm saving this to finish reading later once I've finished my work stuff. But I figured there are several of you who'd also be interested in reading this piece by Louisa May Alcott inspired by her work as a Civil War nurse.
Read it here: https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/1863/11/the-brothers/306503/
"Set in a war-time hospital, and narrated by a Civil War nurse, Alcott tells the story of siblings—one black, one white"
I'm saving this to finish reading later once I've finished my work stuff. But I figured there are several of you who'd also be interested in reading this piece by Louisa May Alcott inspired by her work as a Civil War nurse.
Read it here: https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/1863/11/the-brothers/306503/

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Today is Ella Fitzgerald's 100th birthday, and I had wanted to write up a post about her and how much she's meant to me -- not just as a musician, but as a kickass young woman who knew what she wanted in life and went out and made it happen.
But I've been busy with other projects and so I'll just remind you all of this great book I reviewed a while back. It's one of my favorite picture books I've read recently, and I think it perfectly captures the cadence of her life.
But I've been busy with other projects and so I'll just remind you all of this great book I reviewed a while back. It's one of my favorite picture books I've read recently, and I think it perfectly captures the cadence of her life.
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Oooo!!!
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Since I know a lot of you are working on diversifying your bookshelves.
We Read Too: A Central Resource for Books by People of Color
So much of our literature is authored by white people, written about white characters and intended for white audiences. My friend and soon to be Slack employee +Kaya Thomas has devoted effort to create an incredible resource of books with POC as main characters by authors of color. Kaya is an exceptional mind I am delighted to know, and I am more than happy to back this initiative. Join with me.
So much of our literature is authored by white people, written about white characters and intended for white audiences. My friend and soon to be Slack employee +Kaya Thomas has devoted effort to create an incredible resource of books with POC as main characters by authors of color. Kaya is an exceptional mind I am delighted to know, and I am more than happy to back this initiative. Join with me.
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This looks like a fun read!
Star Scouts is a new middle grade graphic novel by Mike Lawrence. Since this is a middle grade story and I just happen to have a daughter who reads middle grade stories, this will be the second dual review with my daughter Juliette. She was excited…
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Oh my goodness! This looks like another fantastic book featuring kickass women!
“The 13 women in ‘She Persisted’ all overcame adversity to help shape our country — sometimes through speaking out, sometimes by staying seated, sometimes by captivating an audience.”
Read more: https://amysmartgirls.com/she-persisted-a-childrens-book-by-chelsea-clinton-2a866b1b2f4f#.32le4l3h1
“The 13 women in ‘She Persisted’ all overcame adversity to help shape our country — sometimes through speaking out, sometimes by staying seated, sometimes by captivating an audience.”
Read more: https://amysmartgirls.com/she-persisted-a-childrens-book-by-chelsea-clinton-2a866b1b2f4f#.32le4l3h1

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