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FEBRUARY Dotters Picks
March is here and with it comes my reading round-up for February (and hopefully some warmer weather). I hope you're all enjoying the excuse to hibe...
JANUARY Dotters Daughters Picks
As I mentioned in our Dotters Pick blog, in 2019 I’m hoping to use our blog to feature a few books each month instead of just one. On our Dotters D...
JANUARY Dotters Picks
In 2019, I’d like to do our Dotters Picks a little differently. Instead of featuring one book a month, I’ll highlight a few of my favorite book dis...
Best Books of 2018
Best Books of 2018
For me, 2018 has been an exceptional reading year. Each book on the forthcoming list is one that stood out in a year full of boo...
Best Children's Books of 2018
Another year of wonderful children’s book discoveries has me thinking about all of the things you can learn from a children’s book: inclusion, conf...
2018 Dotters Book Club Reading Guide
As 2018 comes to a close, we’re feeling thankful for everyone that has been involved in our Book Club. In that spirit, we’re recommending books for...
NOVEMBER Dotters Pick
Like a Mother: A Feminist Journey through the Science and Culture of Pregnancy by Angela Garbes
If you are pregnant, a mother, daughter, son, fath...
SEPTEMBER Dotters Daughters Pick
Darius the Great is Not Okay by Adib Khorram
Darius Grover Kellner has never been to Iran. He has never met his Mamou and Babou, his mot...
JULY Dotters Picks - WOMEN IN NATURE
The women behind Gitchi Adventure Goods have been hard at work creating a line of products dedicated to celebrating nature - in all of its female g...
JUNE Dotters Daughters Pick - Author Q&A with Ann Hood
She Loves You (Yeah, Yeah, Yeah) by Ann Hood
As thoughts turn to outdoor concerts and music festivals, Ann Hood’s She Loves You (Yeah, Yeah...
GUEST POST: JUNE Dotters Daughters Pick by Francesca Geffre, Age 11
George by Alex Gino
“Trying to be a boy is really hard, Mom,” says George.
George is a girl. Although most people don’t know it yet. She is a ty...
Dotters Summer Reading Challenge!
What better way to celebrate the unofficial start of summer than to set some reading goals for the coming season? Have you been in a reading rut re...