This latest addition to the BoxCar Children's series finds the four likeable Alden children as engaging as ever. The story line is sure to interest children who like camping, scary stories told …
Sadie is a captivating suspense novel full of both fear and strength. Sadie faces the choice between fight or flight multiple times, and is forced to make some tough decisions. She needs to find out …
Markus Zusak's The Book Thief is an award-winning and phenomenal story set during World War II. With Death himself narrating, readers are introduced to Liesel Meminger, a girl lacking i…
Heather Horrock's book, How to Stuff a Wild Zucchini, is a light-hearted LDS romance novel sure to bring a smile to your face. If you appreciate a good romance, I would recommend you pick this on…
Based upon the title, readers might expect Feeding Eden to be focused upon recipes and cooking strategies for allergic children. However, the vast majority of the book is focused more upon the strugg…
The Amazing Mrs. Pollifax follows our favorite grandmother turned CIA agent to the farthest reaches of Turkey where her current assignment has her relying on new friends, and newly acquired karate ski…
Fair Game by Patricia Briggs is the third book in her popular Alpha and Omega series. The writer creates an interesting love story surrounded by a crime drama that pulls you in and before you know it…
I enjoyed this book even more than its predecessor (A Long Way From Chicago)! In A Year Down Yonder, Richard Peck has brought back larger-than-life Grandma Dowdel for a whole year's worth of new …
Olivia has lived a very difficult life. Everyone she's ever loved or cared for has abandoned her and as a result, deep depression has set in. She's finally pushed over the edge, but luckily for her, s…
I'm probably not the first person to dislike the protagonist of this story from the beginning. He is a selfish, egotistical, immature bully, and he sees no reason to change that. It is a delight to wa…
Written for an older audience, Daisy talks about the ups and downs of motherhood. The raw expression and lack of "happily ever after" sentiment sets it apart from other LDS novels. The brutal honesty…
Invaluable is an incredibly powerful read about living the principles of the LDS faith. Although geared toward young women, this book provides valuable insight for women and girls of all ages. It dis…
