Cameron Kimball

Ghouls, Gargoyles and Girl Power in “LillyBelle: A Damsel NOT in Distress”

In her debut book, LillyBelle: A Damsel NOT in Distress (Boyd’s Mill Press), author Joana Pastro weaves the heartwarming tale of LillyBelle, a student at Lady Frilly’s School for Damsels. LillyBelle takes classes in baking, music and manners — but it’s the most important lesson she has the most trouble…

Cameron KimballOctober 13, 2020

Children's Books

With Heart and Humor, “The Mole and the Sunglasses” Inspires Us to Care for Nature

Mr. Mole has a conundrum. His underground tunnel has flooded with rain, and now his bed of leaves is all soggy. He needs to wriggle up to the surface for new supplies — but Mr. Mole doesn’t have a very good sense of direction! In The Mole and the Sunglasses…

Cameron KimballOctober 9, 2020

Fiction Listicles Thrillers

The Enemy Inside: 8 Haunting Tales of Hosts and Parasites

It’s the season of horror movies, Ouija boards and ghost stories told over a crackling fire. As the days get shorter and the air grows colder, people everywhere are looking for spine-chilling tales to keep them up at night. If you’re one such person, look no further — we have…

Cameron KimballOctober 7, 2020

Children's Books Fiction

Walking a Mile in Someone’s (Red) Shoes: A Lesson in Empathy and Charity

A lost pair of sneakers turns into a valuable lesson for the armadillo characters Feyesper and Norma in Feyesper and the Red Shoes (LifeRich Publishing) by Reynaldo Encina Jopé. When Norma wins a store gift certificate as a class prize, Feyesper accompanies her to the mall as she picks out…

Cameron KimballSeptember 21, 2020

Fiction Listicles

Absurdist Politics: 5 Darkly Comedic Political Satires

It’s often said that laughter is the best medicine, and right now we could all use some of both. But how do you find humor in a world stacked high with countless, simultaneous crises? Political satire has been a beacon of light in dark times throughout history, mocking the forces…

Cameron KimballSeptember 18, 2020

Fiction Young Adult

A Gritty Tale of Crime and Magic in “The Bandit Kings of Nowhere Park”

No one had ever just stumbled across Nowhere Park before. Bogart and Holliday weren’t even looking for trouble when they found the entrance. They were just trying to pass the time during summer vacation, and stay away from home. The two friends found the entrance by accident — but nothing’s…

Cameron KimballSeptember 17, 2020

Children's Books

“Thistle’s Magical Whistle” Highlights the Importance of Kindness

Jeff Michaelson’s book Thistle’s Magical Whistle is a charming and heartfelt story about the importance of friendship and support in everyone’s life. Geared for ages 7 to 9, this children’s book tells the story of Thistle, a little elf girl living in the Hickory Forest. She and her friend Horace…

Cameron KimballSeptember 14, 2020

Children's Books

Former Best Friends Forge a Popularity Pact in “Camp Clique”

Bea can’t wait to get back to Camp Amelia. Every summer, she steps off the bus, joins her friends in the Sunflower Cabin, and forgets all about the troubles of the school year. This year, she’s got a lot of troubles — her best friend since preschool, Maisy, has suddenly…

Cameron KimballJune 3, 2020

Children's Books Listicles

2020 Horn Book Awards: Notable Titles in Children’s Literature

Since their beginning in 1967, the Boston Globe-Horn Book Awards celebrate notable titles in children’s books, middle grade and young adult novels. The books are sorted into the categories of picture books, fiction and poetry and nonfiction, and then reviewed by a panel of three judges. This year, the judges…

Cameron KimballMay 28, 2020

Young Adult

Shy Bookworm Must Find Her Voice in “What I Like About You”

Kels Roth is a star. Her YA book review blog, "One True Pastry" — OTP for short — is gaining followers like crazy. She’s practically guaranteed a spot at BookCon this year. She’s pretty much destined for NYU. There's just only problem — Kels Roth is all a lie. Meet…

Cameron KimballApril 9, 2020

Cameron Kimball

Ghouls, Gargoyles and Girl Power in “LillyBelle: A Damsel NOT in Distress”

With Heart and Humor, “The Mole and the Sunglasses” Inspires Us to Care for Nature

The Enemy Inside: 8 Haunting Tales of Hosts and Parasites

Walking a Mile in Someone’s (Red) Shoes: A Lesson in Empathy and Charity

Absurdist Politics: 5 Darkly Comedic Political Satires

A Gritty Tale of Crime and Magic in “The Bandit Kings of Nowhere Park”

“Thistle’s Magical Whistle” Highlights the Importance of Kindness

Former Best Friends Forge a Popularity Pact in “Camp Clique”

2020 Horn Book Awards: Notable Titles in Children’s Literature

Shy Bookworm Must Find Her Voice in “What I Like About You”

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