Tag: math

• Book Review: The Shippers by Katherine Center

  The Shippers (St. Martin’s Press, May, 2026) is Katherine Center’s newest novel. I was fortunate enough to be offered an ARC by NetGalley and the publisher to read on my Kindle. In Goodreads, this soon-to-be published romcom currently has almost 2,000 reviews and over 2,500 ratings, with an average rating of 4.20 stars. This is…

  michardillo

  February 25, 2026

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  book-review, books, childhood crush, cruise ship, fiction, forced proximity, friends to lovers, Goodreads, Hello Stranger, Katherine Center, Kindle, literature, math, NetGalley, novel, reading, St. Martin’s Press, The Lost Husband, The Love Haters, The Rom-Commers, The Shippers, wedding cruise, writer, writing

• Book Review: Stemosaurus by Andrew Root, illustrated by Mark Chambers

  Hmmm, let me see. What would happen if you combined the universally beloved topic of dinosaurs with something that is not always universally beloved? Something like…math? This is the premise behind Stemosaurus by Andrew Root and illustrated by Mark Chambers. I must admit my knowledge of dinosaurs is scarce, and I probably couldn’t name many…

  michardillo

  January 28, 2025

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  Andrew Root, book-review, books, children’s picture book, dinosaurs, fiction, group work, library, literature, Mark Chambers, math, NetGalley, reading, STEM, Stemosaurus, teaching, team work, Time Machine, Two Lions, writing