This post contains affiliate links that support this blog. Thank you for using them. One Last Shot kicks off with a bang and only gets more intense throughout the story! Warren has more than proved that she has the writing chops to take on any hero – or heroine – and she fully does so… Continue reading NEW! One Last Shot by Susan May Warren – Review
New! The British Booksellers by Kristy Cambron – Review
This post includes affiliate links that help to support this blog. Thank you for using them. Wow! Kristy Cambron really penned a zinger of a story in The British Booksellers! This novel has the makings of a classic: unrequited love, mysteries flowing through every chapter, and enough suspense to keep you on the edge of… Continue reading New! The British Booksellers by Kristy Cambron – Review
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How is it already February – with Valentine’s Day staring us down? Where has so much of the school year gone – but how do we keep our students engaged through the monotonous days of winter – and the even harder days of spring? As much as I love the continuity that this time of… Continue reading Who wants to win a gift card?
New! A Patrick Henry Biographical Scavenger Hunt
What do you know about Patrick Henry? I bet you know “Give me liberty, or give me death!” even if you don’t know anything else, but he was a fascinating man. Case in point: Henry’s career was long and varied, and it remains relevant today in many ways. As students are studying civics and American… Continue reading New! A Patrick Henry Biographical Scavenger Hunt
New! 8 Down from Kimberley Woodhouse – Review
This post contains affiliate links that support this site. Thanks for using them. Kimberley Woodhouse’s 8 Down is a surprise a minute – it’ll keep you guessing from the first page to the last! This book has the fastest pace and the highest stakes of any I’ve read in 2023 yet. 8 Down starts with… Continue reading New! 8 Down from Kimberley Woodhouse – Review
New! Cold Threat by Nancy Mehl – Review
This post includes affiliate links that support this blog. Thank you for using them. Put on your mittens, because it’s about to get frigid: Cold Threat is the winter story you won’t be able to put down! The second book in the Ryland and St. Clair world, this book advances their story in every possible… Continue reading New! Cold Threat by Nancy Mehl – Review
New! Fatal Witness by Patricia Bradley – Review
This post about Fatal Witness includes affiliate links which help to support this blog. Thank you for using them. Wow! Fatal Witness kept me guessing right along with the main characters for the entire story! Every time I thought I had this story figured out, Bradley through another wrench into the mix – or another… Continue reading New! Fatal Witness by Patricia Bradley – Review
NEW! Double Take by Lynette Eason – Review
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
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
How to Introduce Graphic Novels to your Students
This post uses affiliate links. They don’t cost anything for you but do help to support this blog. Thanks for using them! Do you use graphic novels in your classroom? I haven’t yet, but I want to, and as I’ve been reading them in preparation for this, I realize that there’s much more to them… Continue reading How to Introduce Graphic Novels to your Students
