Reena Ellis and the Pink Panda Problem by A.C. Williams, a review
Reena Ellis and the Pink Panda Problem is a fun fantasy tale for middle grade from A.C. Williams, who’s been
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Debs DiGiorgio likes my books!
Debs DiGiorgio reviews books at “Lucy’s Library” on Instagram and Facebook. She supports wholesome books and indie authors, and she
The Secret of the Hidden Scrolls Book 1 by M.J. Thomas, a review
he Beginning starts the series, The Secret of the Hidden Scrolls. It’s a chapter book series for young middle grade that takes kids back in time to watch a Bible event–in this case, Creation.
Tinker by Jill Williamson and Luke Williamson, a review
Tinker by award-winning author Jill Williamson and her eighth-grade son Luke Williamson is a great tale for middle-grade reluctant readers.
The Great Ice Cream Truck Heist by JJ Johnson, a review
The Great Ice Cream Truck Heist by JJ Johnson tells a funny and memorable tale. Full of bravado and self-doubt,
Readers Favorite gives The Dog Snatcher a five-star review!
I’m thrilled to announce that Readers Favorite has given my series starter The Dog Snatcher a five-star review. This is
Award finalist, young fans, and a Lorehaven review for The Dog Snatcher!
I have three brags to report for The Dog Snatcher, Book 1 of my chapter book series for ages 8-11.
The Unsung Hero of Birdsong USA by Brenda Woods, a middle grade book review
This is a middle grade book you won’t want to miss. It’s not long after the close of World War
Alone by Megan E. Freeman, a review
In Alone by Megan E Freeman, twelve-year-old Maddie meant to plan a secret sleepover with a smorgasbord of Twinkies, soda and frozen pizza. But her friends cancel and she sleeps by herself at her grandparents’ apartment. Then she wakes up to a new world–one with no other people in it.
The Monster in the Hollows by Andrew Peterson, a review
We learned in the second book that the fangs, which look like beast-humans, are actually recycled humans. In fact, the bad guys nearly succeeding in turning young Kalmar Wingfeather, the 11-year-old next king of Anniera, into a wolfish fang.
North! or Be Eaten by Andrew Peterson, a Review
I am reviewing North! or Be Eaten by Andrew Peterson, Book 2 in the Wingfeather Saga (2009).This mid-series book could suffer from middle-of-story sag.
Museum of Thieves by Lian Tanner, a review
In Museum of Thieves by Lian Tanner (2010), Book 1 of a trilogy, Goldie is a protected child. She’s so protected that she has never been in any kind of danger, never petted a dog, never seen a snake, and … never been off a leash.