Wilsons' Reviews

Saturday, March 13, 2021

The Schmutzy Family, by Madelyn Rosenburg

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 After I read it to two neeflings, plotted to read it to two more, and put it on my own to-buy list, I decided that it was probably time to ...
Monday, March 1, 2021

El Deafo, by Cece Bell

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  I learned about this book because I went to an author event set up by my public library-- and I got to see and hear Cece Bell speak. She w...

Gamayun Tales, by Alexander Utkin

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 Graphic novels "based on traditional Russian folklore." Exciting, fast-paced, not too gory or overtly sexual for my extremely tam...

The Flying Witch

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 Jane Yolen, legend of storytelling for extremely good reason, did not disappoint as she added to the already-established genre of Baba Yaga...
Monday, May 4, 2020

Joanne B. Freeman's Yale Free Online American Revolution Course

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One of my VERY favorite new listening experiences in the past month has been the discovery of Joanne Freeman. I spend a fair amount of time ...
Monday, April 20, 2020

The Girl From The Tar Paper School

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Barbara Rose Johns was a Black high school student compelled to attend classes in a truly inadequate physical building: the roof leaked and ...
Thursday, March 26, 2020

Netflix's Lost in Space

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So, I baaaarely remember a tiny part of exactly one episode of a rerun of the original series. And I didn't see the movie remake from a ...
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