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Silver 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… Continue Reading “Silver the Snow Fairy: Silver Rescues Santa Claus by Jessie Best (Book Review #831)”
Billy’s search for the unspell spell by Helen C Burke (Book Review #831)
Billy’s search for the unspell is a beautifully written story about Billy’s grandmother. She is the Magical Meadow’s fairy queen, and only Billy knows that she is trapped in Ireland. Everyone else thinks she is in Peru. Billy is searching for the Healing Well.… Continue Reading “Billy’s search for the unspell spell by Helen C Burke (Book Review #831)”
Wander New York: Fitz in the City by Reese and Jon Traves (Book Review #778)
Wander New York is a Children picture book written about Fitz, a little fox who travels to New York for the first time. As he walks and explores the City that never sleeps, he finds himself in a kafuffle walking the subway.
Purple Pup by Karl Steam (Book Review #496)
Purple Pup is a sweet novel about Lav a purple pup. He has been genetically modified, and due to his DNA capabilities, he is not only purple, but he is also unique in his own way. He is treated differently than the other animals,… Continue Reading “Purple Pup by Karl Steam (Book Review #496)”
The Thing Lou Couldn’t Do – by Ashley Spires (Book Review #33)
Lou is a courageous girl that does not wish to admit her fear of climbing. Just like everyone else, she feels as if her friends knew this fact, then she would be considered weird.
Little Women by Louisa May Alcott (Book Review #22)
A 19th century period book written by Louisa May Alcott is a fascinating story about the March’s family. Four sisters bonded by love go through war, separation, loss, and poverty, yet manage to create many happy memories as they grow and join womanhood. Jo,… Continue Reading “Little Women by Louisa May Alcott (Book Review #22)”
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