Popular Regency author Julianne Donaldson is back--this time with writings of a different nature. In Come, Sweet Day, Donaldson shares short stories and poetry she wrote during some of her d…
All That Really Matters by Nicole Deese is fun, deep, and enjoyable to read. The book seems to have the classic formula of an out-of-touch-with-the-plight-of-regular-humans rich girl who fi…
House of Hollow follows the Hollow sisters, particularly Iris, on a journey of self-discovery and rescue in this tale of three sisters who will stop at nothing to continue as sisters.
Some ent…
Author Michael Buckley mentions on his website that he writes for reluctant readers and after reading Finn and the Time Traveling Pajamas it's clearly true. This is book two of what I'm assu…
When are people worth remembering? If we were to hold one minute of silence for each of the estimated 11 million victims of the holocaust, we would be silent for 20.9 years. We have people to th…
The Magic Misfits is the first book in a four book New York Times Bestselling series. This is a strong entry to the middle grade market. There is a diverse cast of young characters and the…
It's been said that character is how we treat those who can do nothing for us. In a time when Hitler was re-writing the world as people knew it, there were a few people who put their lives on th…
Renegade Flight is a follow-up on the novel Rebelwing, which was published about a year ago. The action takes place several years later with a few cameos by characters (now in their 30…
Flamefall had so many of the elements that made Fireborne so gripping: internal character conflict, external character conflicts, class conflicts--yes, a lot of conflict. Th…
Emily R. King must be a huge fan of Greek mythology because Wings of Fury is loaded with it. If you don't count yourself one in the same and have minimal knowledge about Greek mythology, you may want …
In many books, summer seems to be the time for falling in love and having the time of your life--for adventures and new friendships. Something exciting is always bound to happen in the summer. That is…
Start with Peter Pan and the Lost Boys--then add in a war-ravaged city and little faeries with a BIG attitude. Any story with little weapon yielding fairies who fly on the backs of crows and are…
