Category: Writing Home: Hues of Diaspora in Literature

by Myra Garces-Bacsal December 30, 2017 2

Adult Award-Winning Books Genre graphic novel Horror International Lifespan of a Reader Literary Fiction Mystery & Crime Nonfiction Picture Books Poetry Reading Ruminations Reading Themes SingLit Writing Home: Hues of Diaspora in Literature Young Adult (YA) Literature

[Saturday Reads] My 2017 in Books, Reading Stats, and Best Books Read in 2017 Across Genres

Myra’s 2017 in Books

by Fats Suela December 28, 2017 0

2016 in [Book] Review Books Literatura Europa Mentally Yours Meta-Reading Middle Eastern Literature Reading Themes Writing Home: Hues of Diaspora in Literature

2017: My Year in Books

I have read more than 113 books this year but certainly no more than 140…

by Myra Garces-Bacsal December 23, 2017 0

2016 in [Book] Review Adult Award-Winning Books Books by Region Early Readers Genre graphic novel Horror International Lifespan of a Reader Literary Fiction Literatura Europa Mentally Yours Meta-Reading Middle Eastern Literature Middle Grade Mystery & Crime Nonfiction Picture Books Poetry Reading Ruminations Reading Themes Writing Home: Hues of Diaspora in Literature Young Adult (YA) Literature

[Saturday Reads] Favourite Titles Across GatheringBooks’ 2017 Reading Themes

Favourite titles across GatheringBooks’ 2017 Reading Themes

by Fats Suela December 21, 2017 1

Books Middle Grade Reading Themes Writing Home: Hues of Diaspora in Literature

Mama’s Nightingale: A Story of Immigration and Separation

“When Saya’s mother is sent to an immigration detention center, Saya finds comfort in listening to her mother’s warm greeting…

by Myra Garces-Bacsal December 20, 2017 4

Award-Winning Books Early Readers Features Genre Lifespan of a Reader Non-fiction Wednesday Nonfiction Picture Books Reading Themes Writing Home: Hues of Diaspora in Literature

[Nonfiction Wednesday] Writing Home and Writing Peace Using “Malala’s Magic Pencil”

Myra here. We are delighted to join the Nonfiction Picture Book meme 2017 hosted by Alyson Beecher @ Kid Lit Frenzy. We wouldContinue Reading