Book Beveling
Kelly MayfieldSlicing through books from the lens of a reader, writer and librarian; the intersection is rarely a perfect right angle.
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5 on Five: Books that make you hungry
Image courtesy of Audry Fryer of Bookish AF
August is here—the season of state fair food, bounteous gardens, and droplets of moisture clinging to the glass of an iced drink. Laura K Bray at The Cozy Library chose the perfect time fo...
The Bildungsroman -- a one person saga
I’ve been periodically posting short reviews of family sagas I’ve read. I’m currently writing is a family saga and this deep dive is my way of exploring the genre. A family saga can bump up against a genre known by the German term Bildungsr...
Rethinking the British Lit Canon
I’m at a library conference this week. Here is a repost from back when I had approximately three subscribers, now updated with better images.
Photo by Jon Tyson on Unsplash
The high school where I work requires seniors to write a l...
Netflix's Little House Reboot
I admit it, the Little House books are peak nostalgia for me. It was one of two book series I owned as a child. The school library was my main source of reading material, so during summer and winter break I re-read the few books I owned ove...
Borrow, Buy, or Budget?
As readers, our most difficult decision should be which book to read next. But the best way to obtain that book can feel complicated. We’re bombarded with conflicting messages: Support your local library! Support bookstores—but not Amazon!...
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Reader, writer, and high school librarian. Author of The Quick-Start Library Guide (Bloomsbury Libraries Unlimited, 2025).
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