Megan McDonald, the mastermind behind Judy Moody, explores themes of mischief, friendship, and wonder in her latest works.
Author: Kelly Rink
Kelly Rink
Kelly Rink is a Production Assistant for The Children's Book Review. After a career in engineering and digital content, she returned to her childhood love of books and now spends much of her time immersed in the world of children's literature. Kelly lives in Colorado with her husband, two children, and a dog. When she's not reading, she enjoys hiking, strategic board games, and a good cup of coffee. Favorite childhood books: Sideways Stories from Wayside School by Louis Sachar, The Stinky Cheese Man by Jon Scieszka, the Sweet Valley High series by Francine Pascal, Animalia and The Eleventh Hour by Graeme Base, the Bunnicula series by James Howe, Where the Sidewalk Ends by Shel Silverstein, the Ramona Quimby books by Beverly Cleary, and just about anything by R.L. Stine.
Join us as we kick off the virtual tour for In My Mind, a thoughtful story that explores the challenges and joys of a child’s first day at school.
Explore a thrilling tale of destiny and self-discovery in Lionborn by Sharique Zea, the first book in an action-packed middle-grade fantasy series.
Get ready for a paws-itively hilarious trip to obedience school in Lorena M. Proia’s How to Be Best in Class, where being different is the best lesson of all!
Join us on a friendship-fueled adventure as we kick off the virtual book tour for Kloe’s New Friendship by K.M. Selvidge!
We’re delighted to launch the virtual book tour for Dash and the Lights in the Sky, a wintry, wonder-filled new release from Ashley Key.
Join us as we kick off the virtual book tour for Into the Thicket by Gail Kuhnlein, a heartfelt story about compassion, courage, and caring for the world.
Gear up for a holiday adventure like no other as we kick off the virtual book tour for T.E. Milburn’s Magic in the Mountains: A Christmas Trilogy!
Adventure, empathy, and African wildlife come to life in The Incredible Adventures of Casper the Cat Who Got Lost in Africa, Book 1: The Pangolins.
Brace for belly laughs as Jill Rosen returns with Ode to a Pug: NOT the VET! — a rhyming romp about a lovable pug facing her most dreaded destination.