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Varsha Seshan

Left-Out Paru

posted on July 20, 2025

Why is the word left associated with so many negative things? Gauche in French, sinistra in Italian, and of course, phrases in English like being left out, having two left feet … I could go on and on because there are just so many examples—dextrous, adroit, being right are all corollaries of the same thing. […]

Filed Under: Books, Children Tagged With: Bijal Vachharajani, books for ages seven and eight, Chapter Book, hOle book, Left-Out Paru, Rajiv Eipe, reading, review

Gossamer

posted on July 19, 2025

What a gorgeous book! Gossamer by Lois Lowry is delicately woven, pulling at your heart strings as it takes you through a tapestry of dreams, sorrow, love and wonder. Littlest isn’t sure what she is. Is she a dog? But she doesn’t have a tail! Is she human? Her instructor Fastidious never answers her questions. […]

Filed Under: Books, Children Tagged With: books for ages nine and ten, Gossamer, Lois Lowry, Middle Grade, reading, review

Beverly, Right Here

posted on July 17, 2025

I never came across Kate DiCamillo’s work as a child. I haven’t read so many of her more famous books—not The Tale of Desperaux or Mercy Watson or any of those. I did read Because of Winn-Dixie with my book club, though, and we loved it! And now, I read Beverly, Right Here, another book […]

Filed Under: Books Tagged With: Beverly Right Here, books for tweens, Kate DiCamillo, Middle Grade, reading, review, Young Adult

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