Cloud Cuckoo Land
I was not the right audience for this book since it read like a Young Adult novel. So for all of you YA fans out there, you will most likely […]
In An Instant
In An Instant by Suzanne Redfearn is about a teenaged girl, Finn Miller, who is killed when the van she is riding in with ten other people crashes during a […]
The Living and The Lost
The Living and The Lost is the second book by Ellen Feldman that I have read. Like the first one, Paris Never Leaves You, this book is also about survivor’s […]
The Secret Keeper of Jaipur
The Secret Keeper of Jaipur by Alka Joshi is the second of three books in The Henna Artist series. I reviewed The Henna Artist earlier this year. I chose that […]
A Home Chef Giveaway & A Review of The Secret Staircase
Home Chef Giveaway I have three (3) Home Chef meal kits valued at $50 each to give away to anyone who has never tried Home Chef. The previous winners were […]
The Song Book of Benny Lament
The year is 1960. Benny Lament is a talented and popular songwriter, who only wants to look out for himself. Esther Mine is a singer, looking for her big break. […]
Facing The Mountain
Facing The Mountain: A True Story of Japanese American Heroes in World War II is an engrossing non-fiction account of the military bravery of Japanese Americans, along with the shameful […]
Wonder
Wonder by R.J. Palacio is a book about kindness and acceptance. It is written for a middle school and young adult audience, but it has valuable lessons for all ages. […]
Yours Cheerfully
Yours Cheerfully by A. J. Pearce is the second novel in the Emmy Lake Chronicles. It starts in November 1941 immediately after the end of Dear Mrs. Bird, which I […]
Dear Mrs. Bird
Dear Mrs. Bird by A. J. Pearce is a World War II novel that revolves around letters. The main character, Emmaline “Emmy” Lake spends a great deal of time reading […]