Levels of the Game
by John McPhee
TRUE Phinney by Post #19
On one side of the net, Arthur Ashe: black, liberal, artistic, free-swinging, and cool. On the other, Clark Graebner (who?): white, conservative, businesslike, stiff, and anxious. From the 1968 U.S. O... (Tom)
Miss Jane
by Brad Watson
MADE-UP
Do you want to read a book about good people in a hard but beautiful world? On a small southern farm in 1915, Jane Chisholm is born with an affliction that sets her apart, and is likely to continue to... (Tom)
One Day, the End
by Rebecca Kai Dotlich and Fred Koehler
MADE-UP Phinney Kids by Post #7
It took hearing Steph read this at Friday storytime for me to realize what a brilliantly constructed little book it is. "One day I went to school. I came home. The end." "One day I made something. I g... (Tom)
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