The third installment of the Jimmy Fincher Saga, The Tower of Air, continues Jimmy's search for the Gifts that will help him defeat "the Stompers" and prevent them from taking over the world. The Tow…
Reading The Night Circus is like entering a magical dream, but without having to fall asleep. Mysterious and unexpected, readers will fall for this breathtaking story of illusions, magic, and romance.…
As fast-paced and chilling as the Alaskan ice itself, Ice Island is a gripping, hard-to-put-down story of adventure and danger perfect for fans of Gary Paulsen or Jean Craighead George. I en…
The Ice Garden by Guy Jones was one of the best middle grade books I have read in such a long time. I understood and empathized with the main character, Jess, and her way of dealing with her crip…
Having read MazeRunnerand the Thirteenth Reality books by James Dashner, I picked up A Door In the Woodswith high expectations. Sadly, I was disappointed. This book has…
In The Red Pyramid Rick Riordan attempts to do for Egyptian mythology what he has done for Greek and Roman mythology in his other series--Percy Jackson and The Lost Heroes of Olymp…
Any story taking place in Alaska automatically has a great setting. However, not every author can compose a great book to match the location. Kimberley and Kayla Woodhouse are a mother-daughter writ…
Maximum Ride: The Angel Experiment by James Patterson is exactly what its title says--a a ride. This book is not about character development, dialogue, or writing style; it is all about th…
Wow! What can be said other than "Hold on!" Kate Kae Myers takes the reader on a ride in her debut novel The Vanishing Game. This is the kind of book that makes a reader willing to stay up and sacr…
Learning to Swim by Sara J. Henry is mystery story initiated by an unlikely but incredible event. What would you do if you saw a small boy thrown off a ferry? Troy, the main character…
KSL 5, a Utah Station, posted a feature on clean romance novels today with some fabulous suggestions! At the end of the video segment and the article, Compass Book Ratings was mentioned as …
First published in 1963, Encyclopedia Brown, Boy Detective, by the recently deceased Donald J. Sobol, has become a classic and an introduction to the powers of observation. This book is a c…
