This post contains affiliate links that help to support this blog. Thanks for using them. Buckle in for a wild ride with Lynette Eason’s latest: Double Take! I was hooked from the very beginning; I read the entire book in a single sitting, and you will, too! Clear your schedule because this is one book… Continue reading NEW! Double Take by Lynette Eason – Review
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New! The Divine Proverb of Streusel – Review
This post contains affiliate links which help to support this blog. Thanks for using them. Sara Brunsvold flooded her next novel The Divine Proverb of Streusel with wisdom and heart. It’s the kind of feel-good story that will both convict you and have you smile-crying over each character in turn. After reading The Extraordinary Deaths… Continue reading New! The Divine Proverb of Streusel – Review
NEW: Escape from Mr. Lemoncello’s Library Graphic Novel Review
This post includes affiliate links. Thank you for using them. Chris Grabenstein has done it again! The new graphic novel edition of Escape from Mr. Lemoncello’s Library totally knocks it out of the book stacks! I admit that I was a bit hesitant about this one – I mean, really: how could anything top the… Continue reading NEW: Escape from Mr. Lemoncello’s Library Graphic Novel Review
NEW from Joy Crain: The Cost of the Crown
This post contains affiliate links. Thank you for using them. What would it be like to visit a royal palace? Even better, to meet a prince? Find out with Missy Hanson in The Cost of the Crown, because she could tell you all about that after her visit to Andelar, a small Asian country steeped… Continue reading NEW from Joy Crain: The Cost of the Crown
NEW from Elizabeth Goddard: Shadows at Dusk
This post contains affiliate links. Thank you for using them. The Missing in Alaska series by Elizabeth Goddard just keeps getting better! Shadows at Dusk takes you on a flight-based journey from the tiny village of the first book throughout the Alaskan wilderness, exploring the wild beauty of this huge state. Once again the setting… Continue reading NEW from Elizabeth Goddard: Shadows at Dusk
NEW! Crossroads by C.C. Warrens – Review
Just when you think life is smoothing out for Holly Cross, C.C. Warrens puts her in unexpected peril – like in the next book Crossroads. Holly just can’t win. Her past keeps coming back to haunt her, even as her determination to fight the trauma and help those in need keeps her moving forward. I… Continue reading NEW! Crossroads by C.C. Warrens – Review
NEW! Project F by Jeanne DuPrau – Review
DuPrau takes a hard but unique look at the ethics of conservation and fuel usage in her upcoming release Project F. Written in a very approachable way, this dystopian-style book makes global warming an issue that even middle-grade students can discuss. This story engage your students in debating these topics in ways that they couldn’t… Continue reading NEW! Project F by Jeanne DuPrau – Review
New! Creed by Susan May Warren – Review
Susan May Warren’s Creed redefines what it means to be a hero. It walks us through how important our past should be, what grace means, and how to trust. Basically, this book is a whole sermon series wrapped up in terrorist plots, natural disasters, and steamy does-she-love-me side action. Creed is the underdog for whom… Continue reading New! Creed by Susan May Warren – Review
New! Havoc by Ronie Kendig
Ronie Kendig is one of those authors whose books I automatically want each time she releases one – and Havoc is the epitome of why. Her writing is like nobody else’s – it’s tight, it’s provocative, and she’ll keep you on the edge of your seat from the first page to the last. Havoc is… Continue reading New! Havoc by Ronie Kendig
Christmas in the Crosshairs with Lynette Eason – Review
If you’re a fan of Lynette Eason’s Elite Guardians universe, you can’t miss Christmas in the Crosshairs. Full of action-packed stories that update you on each couple since their original books released, this set of sweet stories packs a powerful punch. In a way, the book is based on the premise that each couple needs… Continue reading Christmas in the Crosshairs with Lynette Eason – Review