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Right behind the classic question about where my ideas come from, the one I hear most often is, “Why do you write for middle grade readers?” The people who ask this are almost always adults. Kids already know the answer. They can feel the importance of this age. These years matter. This is the stage when they begin to see themselves more clearly, when friendships form and shift, when confidence rises and falls, and when the world suddenly feels bigger and more complicated. It

https://www.bookwormforkids.com/2025/09/surviving-summer-camp-by-paul-breau.html I want to give a huge shout out and thank you to Tonja...

Surviving Summer Camp review by Log Cabin Library https://logcabinlibrary.blogspot.com/2025/08/its-marvelous-middle-grade-monday-with_098...

It's always fascinating for me to peek behind the curtain into artist's creative process. I was fortunate enough to work on the book...

Some nice words from the folks at the Whistler Independent Book Awards: Plot: Coherent, well developed narrative arc; age appropriate and...

A big shout out and thank you to Briar's Reviews for taking the time to post a review for Friendship or Foul Play, glad you enjoyed it....

It was a two year labour of love, but my new middle grade novel Surviving Summer Camp is available now! Fans of Holes , Hatchet , or...

Torn between her best friend and the cool kids... Mia Vigore has an amazing voice and loves to sing, but she’s shy and introverted. With...

Reviewed by Tiffany Turner, Dec 1, 2019 The Holiday Season is kicking off right now, and you may be in search for a reading present for...