Saturdays @ the South: Something Spooky for Everyone

It’s no secret that I’ve spent a fair amount of my Saturdays @ the South space discussing children’s books. This is partly because I believe that children’s books can be great literature and also because I think that adults can find great enjoyment in reading a child’s book, whether or not a child is present … Continue reading Saturdays @ the South: Something Spooky for Everyone

Saturdays @ the South: A Bibliophile Confession Gets Graphic

Last week, I waxed about on and took a walk down memory lane over Susie Derkins because she was the first female character I encountered in my young reading life that was complex and relatable. In reflecting over last week’s post, I also thought it was significant that some of the most memorable of my … Continue reading Saturdays @ the South: A Bibliophile Confession Gets Graphic

Saturdays @ the South: How is a hold list like a bunch of bananas?

I love bananas, preferably when they’re slightly green and the peel still has a bit of snap to it. Inevitably when I see rows upon rows of lovely green bananas at the supermarket just waiting for me to bring them home to ripen, I can’t resist. I take them home always hoping they they’ll ripen in … Continue reading Saturdays @ the South: How is a hold list like a bunch of bananas?