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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,…
Who knew that walking dogs and feeding cats could be so dangerous?  Rylee just wants to make ends meet and really enjoys her job with the animals of the ‘Upper Crust’.  Until she walks in during a rob…
What do you get when you mix together your favorite elements of ‘Fablehaven’, ‘Eragon’, and ‘Harry Potter’?  You get ‘Älvor’!  If you are a fan of these series, you will find a kindred spirit in this …
Have you ever wondered what moths are thinking, always running into hot lightbulbs at night?  Did you know that the fear of the number 13 has a name?  Have you ever really wanted a fantastic (and supe…
I never would have thought that the back of someone’s head would incite such an amazing story!  While this book does have a lot of the high school crush/relationship aspects, there is so much more to …
This book made me want to double lock my doors, arm the alarm system and put bars on the windows.  Seriously scary stuff!!  We are tossed into a web of lies, deceit, power, and secrecy that is centere…
Alan Bradley finds success again in The Weed That Strings the Hangman’s Bag, the sequel to The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie. A little bit darker than the first novel, this book is equally as bri…
Deeanne Gist knows how to write a romance novel.  Her characters are fun and full of sparkle.  The research she has done is evident as you can ‘see’ the places she describes: Biltmore (the Vanderbilt …
In The Middle Place Kelly Corrigan writes of how she pushes through breast cancer while being a friend, mother, wife and daughter. Her insights and feelings are real, making her readers aware of what …