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The Monsters of Marymount Mansion by Gregory G. Allen (Book Review #1698)
“The Monsters of Marymount Mansion” by Gregory G. Allen is a delightful and imaginative chapter book that takes young readers on an adventure into a world where monsters and humans coexist in secret. This story, embellished with charming black-and-white illustrations by Goodwin, revolves around… Continue Reading “The Monsters of Marymount Mansion by Gregory G. Allen (Book Review #1698)”
The Heir of Naldukar by L. J. Ussery (Book Review #1697)
“The Heir of Naldukar” by L. J. Ussery is an enthralling medieval fantasy novel that masterfully weaves a tale of intrigue, adventure, and personal discovery. The story follows the journey of Michael Brandon, a young man who is thrust into a perilous quest after… Continue Reading “The Heir of Naldukar by L. J. Ussery (Book Review #1697)”
Strange and Twisted Things by Holly Payne-Strange (Book Review #1696)
“Strange and Twisted Things” by Holly Payne-Strange is a hauntingly captivating novel that delves into the depths of loneliness, legacy, and the dark corners of the human psyche. This gothic tale, set against the backdrop of a menacing, sentient house, weaves an intricate narrative… Continue Reading “Strange and Twisted Things by Holly Payne-Strange (Book Review #1696)”
SAM TIME By Donna Balon (Book Review #1693)
“Sam Time” by Donna Balon is a refreshing and imaginative historical time-travel fiction that masterfully intertwines the past and the present. The protagonist, Samantha Hunter, is a compelling character whose journey through time is both enchanting and thought-provoking. As she toggles between her modern… Continue Reading “SAM TIME By Donna Balon (Book Review #1693)”
Till I Bleed No More by Alexander Ellis (Book Review #1691)
“Till I Bleed No More” by Alexander Ellis is a captivating adventure set against the backdrop of the post-piracy era in the year 1728. The story unfolds as Casper Nait, a survivor of a brutal encounter with pirate hunters, finds himself stranded on an… Continue Reading “Till I Bleed No More by Alexander Ellis (Book Review #1691)”
“Fog & Fireflies” by T.H. Lehnen (Book Review #1682)
“Fog & Fireflies” by T.H. Lehnen is a captivating novel that masterfully blends elements of golden age fantasy with modern storytelling to create a world both whimsical and thought-provoking. It is a story that delves into the themes of growing older versus growing up,… Continue Reading ““Fog & Fireflies” by T.H. Lehnen (Book Review #1682)”
The Thief and the Historian by Brendan Corbett (Book Review #1690)
“The Thief and the Historian” by Brendan Corbett marks an enthralling introduction to the Runetree Chronicles, offering readers a delightful blend of fantasy, adventure, and self-discovery. Corbett’s debut novel introduces us to Aeda, a skilled thief associated with the Grey Society. Despite her reservations… Continue Reading “The Thief and the Historian by Brendan Corbett (Book Review #1690)”
A Vacuum for My Birthday by J.M. Gulmire (Book Review #1689)
“A Vacuum for My Birthday” by J.M. Gulmire is a delightful and imaginative children’s book that takes young readers on a whimsical journey through the anticipation of a birthday surprise. The story revolves around Sam, a spirited 9-year-old, eagerly awaiting her birthday present and,… Continue Reading “A Vacuum for My Birthday by J.M. Gulmire (Book Review #1689)”
Let Evening Come by Yvonne Osborne (Book Review #1735)
“Let Evening Come” by Yvonne Osborne is a poignant and deeply moving narrative that explores themes of loss, love, cultural conflict, and resilience. Set against the backdrop of rural Michigan and western Saskatchewan, the novel weaves together the lives of Sadie Wixom, a young… Continue Reading “Let Evening Come by Yvonne Osborne (Book Review #1735)”
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