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This new book by Deandra Davis is SO GOOD and relevant. This one throws the curve ball of racism hitting an autistic Black teen and his family, along with brotherhood and ableism. I guarantee it will be challenged somewhere at some point.

I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but there is no Santa Claus. No tooth fairy. Also no “deep state,” and vaccines aren’t harmful. These are stories for small children and those too credulous to disbelieve them.

Tonight, I introduced legislation to stop Trump from from leading us into an illegal war with Iran. Another war in the Middle East could cost countless lives, waste trillions more dollars, and lead to even more deaths, more conflict, and more displacement.

Thirteen years ago, my administration acted to protect young people who were American in every single way but one: on paper.  DACA was an example of how we can be a nation of immigrants and a nation of laws. And it’s an example worth remembering today, when families with similar

There are also complaints over death of a child & an attempted abduction. For those of us who grew up in the 1980s, stranger danger like this was very real. Honestly, it is handled quite well. Trust me, today's kids are reading & watching much worse. Also a Newbery Honor book.

Back to the #bannedbooks. This was one of my favorites in elementary school. Apparently any book that teaches about religions other than Christianity is unacceptable, even though this book is about kids embracing history and learning.

Because it is always about the banned books AND Forever just made it to Netflix as an updated series, one must read this one for the umpteenth time. Oh, Ralph! 😝 Thank you, @judyblume, for all of your titles and for shaping my younger years and well into my adulthood.

The first of my favorite book duo this year: DESPERATELY SEEKING MR. DARCY by Becky Monson. Becky's books just get better and better as time goes on. This retelling of the classic P&P will satisfy any fan! https://t.co/PBVWOmQtjh On Amazon: https://t.co/iAJO3evNza (aff link)

Want a little middle grade horror to distract you tonight? Try IT CAME FROM THE TREES, the debut novel by Ally Russell. 100% the kind of book I was devouring back in the day! https://t.co/yJeO8tqhMl Buy on Amazon: https://t.co/YBxkSOSBbI (aff link)

Last week's ARC read releases this Tuesday! Second chance sports romance FTW! SLIDING HOME by Jaqueline Snowe

Got it as an ARC and finally finished the saga. You can also now read this beautiful historical romance by Tess Thompson. I recommend the whole series!

Donald Trump is the most unpopular 100-day-mark president in modern American history.

My dad was the original Gordon on Sesame Street. I literally and figuratively grew up on this Street 💚💛He introduced the world to Big Bird and Mr. Hooper and Oscar and all the people in the neighborhood…Imagine a world where that never happened—because @PBS was defunded.🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️

We must stand firm against Trump’s disregard for the rule of law. Thank you Chris for your leadership, taking a stand for Kilmar and for all of us.

Hot off the presses just a few weeks ago, and the third installment of the series. Check your white privilege in this one! Eye-opening, because we have all made mistakes and need to keep learning from them.

The second book in the series isn't as challenged as its predecessor, but is just as important to read. It can stand on its own, as it is Quan's story. But you will better appreciate it if you also read Dear Martin first.

Back to the banned books this weekend. It is easy to see why Nic Stone catches so much heat over this one. No one wants to acknowledge the truth. First in a trilogy. Powerful.

35 years since I first read it and still impossible to put down. Anything after Garden of Shadows doesn't count, because she wasn't the real author of those. Random: I used to babysit for someone who had interviewed VC Andrews once. Made reading her books even more intriguing.

It is a good week to revisit Serenity's Plain Secrets - a series by Karen Ann Hopkins that blends police procedural and Amish genres. I read the first 2 books when they were released over 10 years ago. Now there are 19! 😳😄