#candace fleming

This is a really, really beautiful picture book. It’s also a really cool non-fiction book about Polar Bears. It’s about a Mom and her two polar bear cubs as they come out of hibernation and make their way for forty miles to get back to the ice. And, it’s not all nice and cheery either, or just about all the swimming they do. It also has her protecting them against wolves, and even hunting for food. An amazing book.

You may like this book If you Liked: Sea Bear: A Journey For Survival by Lindsay Moore, or The Polar Bear by Jenni Desmond, or Polar Bear Family Adventures by Bobbie Kalman

These titles have always felt immature to some extent, the themes they grapple with never go far enough and, to be perfectly honest, at my Big Age I’m not terribly interested in reading about teenagers.

So imagine my surprise when I realize the book I’m reading now is YA lol

DEATH IN THE JUNGLE by Candace Fleming is one of the most in-depth and nuanced looks at Jim Jones, Peoples Temple and Jonestown that I have come across! She takes into account not just the historical moment these events exist in, but also the racial element and how Jones appropriated the Civil Rights fight for his own personal gain!

She also goes to great lengths to humanize the people who followed Jones and to show why they came and why they stayed.

Is it Real? Loch Ness Monster, by Candace Fleming, (March 2025, Scholastic Focus), $8.99, ISBN: 9781339037936 Ages 8-12 I loved books like these when I was a kid. Candace Fleming, award-winning kidlit author, has a new book coming out in March. The first in a new series, Is it Real? Loch Ness Monster is perfect for paranormal and science fiction fans. Fleming combines storytelling with nonfiction…

Reluctant Reader Wednesday: Murder Among Friends: How Leopold and Loeb Tried to Commit the Perfect Crime by Candace Fleming 

In 1924, two eighteen-year-old boys named Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb decided to work together and commit a crime. Both boys were very intelligent, and they believed that they were naturally superior to other people. They felt so confident in their intelligence and their abilities that they were sure they could get away with kidnapping, collecting a ransom, and even murder. But their “perfect” crime wasn’t perfect after all, and their capture led to a sensational court case that captured the imagination of Chicago and the rest of the world.

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