Woman to Woman: Our Exclusive Interview with “Race to Nowhere” Filmmaker Vicki Abeles

If Race to Nowhere isn’t playing near you, call up your local school right now and arrange a screening. Focusing on the unparalleled physical and mental toll homework, standardized tests and AP classes are taking on our children, this documentary is determined to be a catalyst for change. Lois was so mad, sad and scared after watching…

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Reader Elizabeth Pappas Reviews “The Handbook for Lightning Strike Survivors” by Michele Young-Stone

One one thousand, two one thousand, three one thousand. I would lie awake in bed at night, counting from the crack of thunder to the explosive flash of lightning. Windows rattled and my heart pounded in synchronicity during those summer Mid-western thunderstorms. The novel, The Handbook for Lightning Strike Survivors, awakens our own personal experiences…

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Reader Carol Reedy Rogero Reviews “Tales for Little Rebels: A Collection of Radical Children’s Literature” edited by Julia L. Mickenberg and Philip Nel

My father would be the first to confirm my lifetime membership in the “Rebels from the Start” club. Indeed, even as you read this, I’m quietly using instructional time to teach basic morals, manners and “The Golden Rule” in school, while donning white after Labor Day, so the title of this book was literally SCREAMING…

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