With another school year just around the corner, we’ve rounded up some of our favorite back to school books for girls!
Author Archives: Lacey Louwagie
Lacey Louwagie is an adult writer and editor who got her first editing job with New Moon Girls in 2002. She is currently a freelance writer and editor and stay-at-home parent of a little boy. She has also been a teen services librarian and coordinates book-related goodies for New Moon Girls. She is the author of “Rumpled,” a retelling of Rumpelstiltskin for ages 14 and up, and the co-editor of “Hungering & Thirsting for Justice: True Stories from Young Adult Catholics.”
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Animal Books for Girls
Whether you love visiting nature reserves, cuddling your pets, or watching squirrels, you’ll love these animal books for girls!
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Books for Girls Being Themselves
Every year, we celebrate girls who are beautiful by being themselves with a special issue of New Moon Girls magazine. For more inner beauty inspiration, check out these books about and for girls being themselves. Lotus Bloom and the Afro Revolution Talented violinist Lotus Bloom has recently switched from her inner-city school to a fancy […]
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Summer Reading Books for Girls
School is almost out for the year, so it’s time to start piling up some summer reading books for girls!
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Poetry Books for Girls
We’re celebrating National Poetry Month with recommendations of poetry books for girls!
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Blossoming Books for Girls
The spring issue of New Moon Girls magazine is all about blossoming — growing up, becoming who you are, and beautifully transforming. When you’re done reading the issue, keep the magic going with these blossoming books for girls. The Road to After Lacey has been a prisoner most of her life. Her abusive father rarely […]