Software engineer Kaya Thomas designed an absolutely awesome app called We Read Too. It lets readers easily find children’s books by writers of color featuring characters of color. It’s not always easy to find diverse children’s literature, and Thomas noticed this growing up. We Read Too should help future generations read from a wider array of authors. The app is sleek, colorful, and easy to browse. It allows users to filter by picture, chapter, middle grade, and young adult books. With over 600 books included, the simple browsing system allows parents, teachers, tutors, guardians, and basically all adults help children …
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Enter to win $1000 cold hard cash, courtesy of AMC and McMafia As far back as I can remember, I always wanted to read about gangsters. They’re wise guys, punks, and hoodlums—but they’re also old-fashioned, self-made royalty. Their glamorous lives belie their so-called bad behavior. The best crime movies question how bad the behavior is—and many of the best gangster stories out there are based on books. So if a TV show or movie has ever swept you up in the world of organized crime, and you were not excited to leave the life behind, then maybe you’d be interested …
Let’s be honest, a lot of times, the covers were the best part of our favorite children’s books. “Animorphs” had those crazy covers of people transforming into animals. And then there was that whole species of children’s book that featured holographic covers. Well, an anonymous artist has taken the initiative to improve some of these covers. Take a look at some of our favorites. via thingsyoushouldlearn.com via thingsyoushouldlearn.com via Buzzfeed via thingsyoushouldlearn.com via thingsyoushouldlearn.com via Pinterest via thingsyoushouldlearn.com Featured image courtesy of Rolling Stone
Let’s be honest, a lot of times, the covers were the best part of our favorite children’s books. “Animorphs” had those crazy covers of people transforming into animals. And then there was that whole species of children’s book that featured holographic covers. Well, an anonymous artist has taken the initiative to improve some of these covers. Take a look at some of our favorites. via thingsyoushouldlearn.com via thingsyoushouldlearn.com via Buzzfeed via thingsyoushouldlearn.com via thingsyoushouldlearn.com via Pinterest via thingsyoushouldlearn.com Featured image courtesy of Rolling Stone
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