Representation matters. Whether it’s culture, ethnicity, gender, or neurodiversity, seeing oneself in others fosters a sense of belonging and acceptance. For girls with ADHD, representation has been lacking. In fact, discussions about how ADHD presents itself in females are limited in scope. For young girls, characters such as Junie B. Jones and Ramona Quimby hint…
Category: Book Reviews
Children’s Book Review: Merm the Germ by Sarah Robinson
Merm the Germ by Sarah Robinson is a book my children search for in our home. Thye love following Merm on his journey again and again. Take a peek to see why.
Shhhh– our favorite banned books and why we love them!
It’s Banned Books Week and the Moms Who Write have a few controversial favorites to share. Come celebrate literary freedom with us and share your favs too!
Book Review: Fractured & Renewed by Natalie Cammaratta
Fractured & Renewed is Natalie Cammaratta’s final book in her trilogy. It brings back Serenity Ward and her group of rabble-rousers in a fantastic finale.
Book Review: ‘Alonso’ by Allison Wells (Book 5 of The Last Man Standing Series)
I want a happily ever after. ‘Alonso’ by Allison Wells, book five in The Last Man Standing Series, totally delivers. This is a romance you don’t want to miss.
Dear Yesterday by Lindsey Ray Redd is full of sweet sentimentality
Redd’s debut, Dear Yesterday, tugged at my Georgia-girl heart. It’s a family story and a love story and a culture story and there were so many elements that felt familiar. Even if you’re not a Georgia-girl, the longing and brokenness and redemption of Luella McCrae is beautiful.
Tristan Tuttle’s ‘A Kudzu Vine of Blood and Bone’ is beautiful and true
I love a good collection of poetry by a mom who isn’t afraid to lay it all out there. Tristan delivered and I can’t wait to see more from her.
Venus Rising by Our Galaxy Publishing is out today!
One of our favorite new releases is Venus Rising by Our Galaxy Publishing. It’s packed with pieces written by women—some are even members of Moms Who Write!
Allison Wells’s Two Princes is a sweet love triangle that you won’t want to put down
I did not want to put the story down. I stayed up way too late (into the early morning) binging the ending and I do not regret a thing.
Book Review: This Kid Can Hyperfocus by Patty DeDurr
This Kid Can Hyperfocus by Patty DeDurr paints hyperfocus in a positive light that helps children and family celebrate an amazing trait often undervalued.