Think Jane Austen meets Harry Potter… and that is what you get in Sorcery & Cecelia. The setting is an alternate England after the Napoleonic Wars. The characters are the cousins, Kate and Cecel…
Montana Dawn will soften your heart and leave you wanting more when this beautiful story finally comes to a close. Caroline Fyffe's ability for writing astonishingly realistic characters is unequivoc…
Reminiscent of George Orwell’s ‘1984’, Abel Keogh has captured a viable, thought provoking, and grippingly scary future in The Third. It is the year 2065 in Washington State, USA. The government has…
The Freedom Foundation is a special organization. Their objective is to uncover and expose evil ‘big business’ involved in secret combinations with the intent to usurp ultimate power, control, and mo…
Major Pettigrew is the quintessential English gentleman trying to retain his dignity in a world that increasingly deviates from the standards and expectations of his generation. While dealing with t…
In The Book of Tomorrow, Cecelia Ahern creatively unfolds the story of a self-centered rich girl, Tamara Goodwin, getting a dose of reality. The first chapters are a story of their own, telling of her…
What would life be like as an 11 year-old in the late 1800’s? In Wasatch Summer, we are given a glimpse of a somewhat typical summer for a young LDS person in the Cache Valley. The Turner’s have two…
Stunning! This is the second novel written by Kate Morton, but I read it first, before reading her debut novel, The House at Riverton. Of Morton’s three novels, this is my favorite. Time jumping, c…
Perfection! These pint-sized mystery plots are engaging, humorous, and ideal for young children and independant young readers. Showcasing the younger siblings from the highly acclaimed A to Z Myster…
Perfection! These pint-sized mystery plots are engaging, humorous, and ideal for young children and independant young readers. Showcasing the younger siblings from the highly acclaimed A to Z Myster…
At my sons’ urging, I recently read Ranger’s Apprentice: The Ruins of Gorlan by John Flanagan, the first in a series that they have devoured. This fantasy, set in a world resembling medieval Europe,…
“Great whistling whangdoodles!” What do you do when you find yourself staring down a Vermicious Knid? Or you’ve taken too much Wonka-Vite and ended up in Minusland? Or perhaps you just want to have…
