Close

Login

Close

Register

Close

Lost Password

Featured

The True Meaning of Smekday is not your average alien takeover story.  It’s told from the point of view of an eleven year old girl writing an essay for a contest.  That said, this is more like War of …
What would you do in order to have another day to live?  Would you bargain with Death?  Do you think he would listen?  In Keturah and Lord Death, a bargain is made.  Lord Death comes for Keturah in th…
Harrowing.  This is the first word that entered my head upon finishing Indelible.  It is harrowing.  I felt dragged through so much horror, neglect, loss, and, well, ‘unpacked bagg…
Poor Calli.  She feels like such an outcast in her family.  It seems that everyone is a superstar, but she just can’t cut it!  She’s tried just about everything, and nothing seems to fi…
The Perfect Token by Cathryn Tew is a great read for anyone who loves stories about dating and romance.  It was a perfect portrait of an ordinary girl at college who falls in love.  What a funny, roma…
The Alias is one of those books that you'll like reading from the time you pick it up until the time you put it down.  Author Mandi Tucker Slack paces the book just right, making it a very enjoyable r…
Like the mythical phoenix bursting into flame, fifteen-year-old Jane Carter feels like she has hit rock bottom. A lifetime of tragedy that has culminated with horrific abuse has left her physically an…
Shortly after the death of Governor Boggs of Missouri, Detective Calvin Pogue is sent on a search by the late Governor's family to find the would-be assassin. The book carries two stories at a time; o…
Most Americans know the stories of Japanese Americans interned in camps during World War II, but few know that German Americans were subjected to the same things.  In Shattered Lives, Shattered Dreams…
What little boy could find fault with a book about winning a bet by eating worms?  How to Eat Fried Worms is full of all kinds of hilarious (and super gross!) antics with boys being boys!  Billy think…
From the very first page I was drawn into this tale.  It is eloquent and engaging; A book about lovers of books, writers, sisters and secrets.  It is wrought with symbolism.  The Thirteenth Tale is co…
This ended up being a super fun kids’ book!  The second grade kids have started school, but their teacher doesn't know how to read, write, spell, or do arithmetic!  Not only that, there's a rumor ther…