• VerseDay: Poetry Month Post #2

      Poetry Book of the Week   FOREST HAS A SONG by Amy Ludwig Vanderwater, illustrated by Robbin Gourley Clarion, 2013 ISBN: 978-0-618-84349-7 Capturing the stillness, the noisiness, the pure magic of the forest is hard to do. It’s hard to put into words. But Amy Ludwig Vanderwater does…

  • VerseDay: Poetry Month Post #1

      Poetry Book of the Week Since April is National Poetry Month, I will feature a poetry book that I really love each VerseDay in April.   GRUMBLES FROM THE FOREST: FAIRY TALE VOICES WITH A TWIST by Jane Yolen and Rebecca Kai Dotlich, illustrations by Matt Mahurin. Wordsong,…

  • VerseDay: Matt Rubinstein

    Today’s VerseDay post is over at Matt Rubinstein’s blog where he shares a bit about his novel in verse, EQUINOX.   

  • VerseDay: Happy Book Birthday

      On Tuesday, Tamera Will Wissinger celebrated the book birthday of novel in verse, GONE FISHING (a book I have personally wanted to read for awhile).   To read more about this novel in verse, head over to Versenovels for the full post. 

  • VerseDay: A Book Review

      Today’s VerseDay post is at Read At A Single Sitting. Enjoy the review of NOTE ON THE DOOR by Lorraine Marwood. 

  • VerseDay: A Valentine Gift for You

    Happy Valentine’s Day! I’m not one for jewelry and fancy dinners. But I am a big fan of books. On one of my first Valentine’s Days with my husband, I asked him for a gigantic print dictionary. He was leery. I was thrilled! So my Valentine gift to you…

  • VerseDay: Verse at ALA

    The American Library Association Midwinter meeting was held recently. It’s the big meeting where wonderful things like the Youth Media Awards are announced (think Newbery, Caldecott, Sibert, and many, many more). Today’s VerseDay post is what poetry books were around at ALA. Check out the ALA verse report at…