by Rebecca Fjelland Davis | Jun 9, 2017 | Blog, Writing, Writing for Children, Writing for kids, Writing for YA
Slider’s Son and Summer. First, have I mentioned that summer is magical? That summer is hands-down my favorite season, favorite time, and as I grow older, I want more than ever to eek out every second of sunshine and warmth and bike-riding, star-gazing and...
by Rebecca Fjelland Davis | Jul 24, 2015 | Blog
I’ve had this book in my to-read pile since I started collecting African literature. It’s an interesting read, and I highly recommend it to those interested in women’s literature from Africa. I certainly would use this book if I taught an African...
by Rebecca Fjelland Davis | Mar 1, 2015 | Book Review
This novel in verse by Andrea Davis Pinkney, illustrated by Coretta Scott King Award Winner Shane W. Evans, is in some ways a Sudanese version of Out of the Dust by Karen Hess. The parallels are numerous: loss so great it’s unbearable, including the loss of a...
by Rebecca Fjelland Davis | Jan 28, 2015 | Blog
Love Lions Alive http://lovelionsalive.co.za/ This project is founded at Glenn Garriff Lion Reserve in the Orange Free State in South Africa. On our student trips to South Africa, we stay on this farm, meet Andi Rive, and get to meet the lions. See more on this post....
by Rebecca Fjelland Davis | Jan 7, 2015 | Book Review
” The most potent weapon in the hand of the oppressor is the mind of the oppressed.” – Steve Biko As is obvious by earlier posts, I hold Steve Biko in hero status as high as almost any other man or woman I’ve studied. I Write What I Like is a...
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