What if Robin Hood was actually a woman? How would that change the dynamic of the classic tale? That’s what Betsy Cornwell explores in The Forest Queen.

Sadie, by Courtney Summers, follows a similar format to Serial while telling the fictional story of a missing girl determined to avenge her sister’s death.

What if Robin Hood was actually a woman? How would that change the dynamic of the classic tale? That’s what Betsy Cornwell explores in The Forest Queen.

Patricia Cleveland-Peck’s The Secrets of Tutankhamun is exactly the type of book I would have loved as a child and love now as an adult.

House of Dreams, written by Liz Rosenberg and illustrated by Julie Morstad, is an accessible biography of L.M. Montgomery.

Patricia Cleveland-Peck’s The Secrets of Tutankhamun is exactly the type of book I would have loved as a child and love now as an adult.

Derek Landy says his middle-grade Skulduggery Pleasant books are, “Funny.” and “Full of action.” On May 1, the series is relaunching in the U.S.

Writing means something different to everyone. For Ginger Johnson, author of The Splintered Light, it’s a form of therapy.

I love Russell Ayto’s latest picture book, Henry and the Yeti. It’s quickly made its way into our bedtime story rotation.

I love “big books” and I cannot lie. Yuval Zommer’s The Big Book of the Blue is a book we’ll be revisiting at our house time and time again.

Botley the Coding Robot is a simple robot that teaches programming basics through play rather than screen time, and at $60, it’s a great value.

The idea for Tara Luebbe and Becky Cattie’s I Am Famous stemmed from Weir Al’s song TMZ, a parody of Taylor Swift’s You Belong to Me.