A quick super cute and short read that can tell a lot in a short amount of time. An Adventurous Cub Meets Nessssss by RN Dunne is a perfect read for young kids with a super important lesson in it. The lesson learned from the book I won’t tell you though since its an important […]
What could go wrong at the royal wedding? Full Moons, Dunes & Macaroons by Erin Johnson takes us into February with Hank/Prince Harry’s wedding to Shaday at the Fire Kingdom’s palace in the desert. Imogen is trying to play it off that she’s fine when she really isn’t. What I like about this book: That […]
Stranded during winter in a strange small town by your enemy. What could go wrong? Cookie Dough, Snow & Wands Aglow by Erin Johnson brings us a wintery book that makes me want to snuggle up in a blanket with a mug of hot chocolate or hot cider while reading this book. We find Imogen […]
What better way to avoid a prince then working at the Palace’s bake tent at the Summer Sea Carnival? In Black Arts, Tarts & Gypsy Carts by Erin Johnson, the fun-loving and sometimes sassy characters from Seashells, Spells, & Caramels are back in the second installment of this brand-new cozy mystery series. Of course, along […]
Color, No Color! Will that matter for the characters in this book? The Magician’s Workshop Volume 2 by Christopher Hansen and J.R. Fehr is a fantastic continuation of the first volume of this series. This book continues right where the first book ended, and that is pretty cool. Once again, each chapter has its different […]
This book is better than I ever thought it would be and I loved reading it! The Magician’s Workshop Volume 1 by Christopher Hansen and J.R. Fehr has more different point of views with more characters than what I’m used to. It was really good and I’m glad that I read it. The different character […]
My take on this book: Kitty Hawk and the Curse of the Yukon Gold by Iain Reading was an okay book. This book to me was confusing at first. This book centers around a girl named Kitty Hawk who is a pilot. I thought this book would have been more Nancy Drew-like, but it didn’t […]
My take on this book: Discovering the Legend of the Amazon by Anna Hagele is a perfect book for young kids in the sixth grade to even adults that are in their twenties who are reading to their nieces and nephews or just by themselves. This book is a short read that has wonderful pictures […]