Those foods you think are so ordinary have interesting origins. This is the world in your lunch box…. The post The World in your Lunch Box by Claire Eamer appeared first on Redeemed Reader.

Cheerful rhyming illustrations celebrate the making of Bee-bim Bop! The post *Bee-bim Bop! by Linda Sue Park appeared first on Redeemed Reader.

Two children wander through a day finding the answer to the question: how do you eat color? The post How Do You Eat Color? by Mabi David (trans. Karen Llagas) appeared first on Redeemed Reader.

Young readers will learn more about the origins of their favorite foods in the Traveling Taco! The post *The Traveling Taco by Mia Wenjen appeared first on Redeemed Reader.

Abel makes a desperate gamble for love, but when he falls into Mirror Town, he gets more than he bargained on. The post The Bizarre Bazaar: Mirror Town by Daniel Nayeri appeared first on Redeemed Reader.

Balak valiantly takes up his father’s mantle to be the teacher of nomad land; along the way, he himself is taught much. The post *The Teacher of Nomad Land by Daniel Nayeri appeared first on Redeemed Reader.

The Forest of a Thousand Eye pictures a decaying community at the mercy of nature, and one girl plunged into a desperate situation. The post The Forest of a Thousand Eyes by Frances Hardinge appeared first on Redeemed Reader.

Earl and Worm are neighbors with opposite personalities who sometimes agree and sometimes don’t, but manage to accommodate their differences and develop a real friendship The post *Earn and Worm: The Bad Idea/The Big Mess by Greg Pizzoli appeared first on Redeemed Reader.

The Winter of the Dollhouse is a cozy story with fantasy elements addressing generational relationship, longing, loss, and reconciliation. The post The Winter of the Dollhouse by Laura Amy Schlitz appeared first on Redeemed Reader.

Young readers are invited by a narrator into Three Tales of My Father’s Dragon. The post *Three Tales of My Father’s Dragon by Ruth Stiles Gannet appeared first on Redeemed Reader.