#IntYALitMonth: Third Culture Kids

Today’s post comes to you from Cynthia Green YA & TCK Today’s topic is particularly intriguing because to date, Third Culture Kids (TCKs) is not an established publishing genre, doesn’t have a fixed definition, and is not broadly recognized—including by “TCKs” themselves, their parents, teachers and therapists. In fact, I didn’t know that I had “grown … Continue reading #IntYALitMonth: Third Culture Kids

#WorldKidLit Wednesday: Bronze and Sunflower

“Bronze’s family was like an old cart that has rolled for years along bumpy roads and through wind and rain. The axles need grease, the wheels need fixing, the parts seem a bit loose and the cart creaks forward, as though everything is a big effort. But it still works, and it still gets to … Continue reading #WorldKidLit Wednesday: Bronze and Sunflower