Book Feature: Strong Boy, Weak Man by Earl Robert Key
Strong Boy, Weak Man is a riveting coming-of-age novel by Earl Robert Key. For many African-Americans, life is a constant struggle even after the abolition of slavery. Not only do they struggle about racial prejudice, but also with poverty and social inequity. Many...
ReadersMagnet Review: Eloise of Westhaven: Not Just a Kid
Eloise of Westhaven: Not Just a Kid by jean Archambault-White is a coming of age narrative that celebrates the values of perseverance, faith, and integrity. The beginnings of young adult fiction can be traced to Susan Eloise Hinton and her 1967 classic The Outsiders....
Books on Tolerance and Other Anti-Bullying Literature
Throughout history, works of literature have spoken about strongly against prejudice, intolerance, and bullying. Today, literature continues to be at the forefront of fighting racism, hatred, and bullying. Today’s modern and civilized societies still struggle with the...
ReadersMagnet Review: Then Sings My Soul by Doreen Hatton
How does one recover from a tragic loss? How does one learn to accept death and move on? Doreen Hatton’s Then Sings My Soul paints a vivid picture of acceptance and forgiveness. Then Sings My Soul is a book written by Christian writer Doreen Hatton. Published in...