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Soledad in the desert by Meredith Sue Willis (Book review #808)
Soledad in the desert is a colonized science fiction story told by a child Soledad. The tale is about a group of people who have reinvented a culture in an alien world, and it’s told through the eye of their children.
Read MoreWhisper of the Lotus by Gabrielle Yetter (Book Review #841)
Whisper of the Lotus is a fictional novel about Charlotte, who travels to Cambodia and meets the dashing Rashid, an older man with a secret. The descriptive writing takes you on a beautiful journey, making you smile as you learn about the golden temple, monks, and the exciting revelation Charlotte has to face in the unfamiliar land. Her relationship with Rashid is also multilayered and entices you to know what exactly is he there for?
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Loyal Son by Wayne Diehl (Book review #806)
Loyal son is a historical novel set in 1846. Hundreds of Irish Catholic immigrants are being abused under the command of officers that are part of a very fearful artillery unit in the Mexican Army.
Read MoreTo Give Thanks: Our Pilgrim Ancestors BY DAVE CURLISS (Book Review #805)
To give thanks is a thinking wonderment of our grandparent’s Mayflower crossing in 1620 and the incredible sequence of events leading to the first Thanksgiving. This historical book reminds us of the early American pilgrims taking mankind from an old world and delivering it into the new world.
Read MoreSilver the Snow Fairy: Silver Rescues Santa Claus by Jessie Best (Book Review #831)
Silver rescues Santa Claus is a children’s book about Silver saving Christmas by finding the tiny village of Lavender Hollow from the North Pole. The mischief toy Soldiers have captured Santa, and Silver finds herself with a mission. She isn’t alone, though. Her magical unicorn and wolf cub are there to help, and the added mouse makes this book a joyful read for the season.
The Rayne Project (Project Hercules, Book 1) by Lyna Lopez (Book Review #804)
The Rayne project is a sci-fi, dystopian superhuman novel about Rayne. A plague has taken over the world, and the habitable zones are governed by the military, who use super-soldiers to fight the battle for them. For some particular reason, Rayne turns out to be one of the superhumans, and that is when things turn in for her. Rayne has to run for her life as the government goes after her, and she has to find others like her to figure out where her family is and finish this battle.
Read MoreSilver the Snow Fairy: The Christmas Window by Jessie Best (Book Review #832)
Silver, the snow fairy, is a children’s book written about Silver’s journey looking for her magical silver bell. She needs it in time for Christmas, and the elves have stolen it. Silver, her silvery-white unicorn named Wonder, and Winn, the wolf cub, search hard, looking for the bell. On the way, they discover an 8-year-old girl named Sabrina, who has lost her father. Silver chooses to forget about her trouble and helps the little girl instead. Her journey allows her to also discover a few little Christmas magic as well.
The book has a few black and white illustrations. This added to the enjoyment of the story. Silver is brave, and her personality was likable. The content definitely reminisced the Christmas feeling of celebration and giving. Literature that brings joy and also educates young ones are always my kind of ideal children’s books. I appreciated how the author managed to allow the reader to connect with the essential spirit.
I recommend this book to anyone who is looking for a good Christmas gift for their child.
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