Category: Children’s Book

I CAN READ: Airplanes & Aviation

by J.M. Northup, posted in Aviation, Children's Book, History, Middle Grade Lit, Non-Fiction & Educational, STEM, Young Readers

Learn more about I CAN READ books HERE One of the things beloved in my family is aviation. I have always loved it, pursuing a higher education in it and career opportunities related to it. My husband, as well. It has been a staple in our home and a huge part of our daughters' lives. And, … Continue reading I CAN READ: Airplanes & Aviation

BE KIND – Stop Bullying!

by J.M. Northup, posted in Children's Book, Holidays & Observances, Middle Grade Lit, Teen, Young Adult, & College, Young Adult, Young Readers

https://nationaldaycalendar.com/national-stop-bullying-day-second-wednesday-in-october/ I truly believe that we are not born with hatred; it is taught to us. Society teaches us the 'rules' of our cultures. Unfortunately, one of the biggest things taught - whether intentional or inadvertently - is bullying. Often, when we are angry, we lash out. We get frustrated and become REactive instead of … Continue reading BE KIND – Stop Bullying!

DID YOU KNOW – Little Golden Books

by J.M. Northup, posted in Children's Book, Collection, Collections, Series, & Box Sets, FEATURE, Literacy, Middle Grade Lit, Young Readers

GIVING THE GIFT OF READING #DidYouKnow is a Blog Series on www.jmnorthup.com     Little Golden Books were first available in 1942.  They were the first books published both at an affordable rate and a high-quality, making reading available in households of all economic levels.  It opened the doors to literature for children everywhere - a … Continue reading DID YOU KNOW – Little Golden Books

Jam Sessions: Sometimes in Middle School, the best you can do is survive!

by J.M. Northup, posted in Book DEALS, Children's Book, Humor & Satire, Middle Grade Lit, Young Readers

A fresh perspective on life as a teenager by Jerry Harwood Meet Phillip. His mom relocates him to a new school in the middle of the school year. Things do not go well. Phillip lands himself a trip to the dean of student’s office when he tries to forge his mother’s signature. Maybe if he … Continue reading Jam Sessions: Sometimes in Middle School, the best you can do is survive!