The Night I Realized We Were All Home, but Not Really Together
Everyone was home. Everyone was somewhere else. What I noticed that night, and what I'm trying now.
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Parenthood, relationships, reading, family, growing up, and the books that sometimes help us understand all of it.
Everyone was home. Everyone was somewhere else. What I noticed that night, and what I'm trying now.
Twenty minutes before screens sounds responsible. It can also teach a child to watch the clock instead of the page.
A book club doesn't need a curriculum or six children who already love reading. One child, one adult and one book is enough. This is the small version, and how to keep it going when it stalls.
I write books for young adults. My daughter is five and a half and hasn't read a page of them. On reading before reading, the one trick I trust, and why I'm happy to wait.
Reading with children is rarely only about books.
Teenagers haven't stopped reading at night. The room they do it in has changed.
Our odd, changing, lifelong relationship with reading itself.
Every book I recommended had five of them. That was the problem.
Reviews with a point of view: what a book understands about people, and what didn't work.
A real review, not a press release dressed up as an opinion.
Notes from the author's own series: Solmerith, the books, and what's coming next.
Buried in the oldest layer of a Guardian's mind, meant for someone who hasn't arrived. I wrote them two years ago and I still think about them more than almost anything else in these books.
Two books, eight symbols, a cast whose titles change between volumes, and nine last words I won't spoil. Everything I'd want a new reader to know before opening Shadow Choice.
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