Alfie’s Adventures: Hyacinth Macaw by Hayley Jane Smith is a beautiful and educational book for children and adults who care about the environment. The book follows Alfie, a charming African grey parrot, who travels to Brazil to meet Azul, a naughty hyacinth macaw.
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“Sammy & Scarlett’s Coral Reef Adventure” by Robert Andrew Provan, beautifully illustrated by Mary Wentzel, is a delightful and educational journey into the underwater world of the Florida Keys. This children’s book takes young readers on an unforgettable adventure with Sammy, a sergeant major fish, and Scarlett, a yellowtail snapper, as they embark on a quest to find their future home in the coral reef.
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“Entheóphage” seamlessly blends medical and scientific terminology with accessible language, making it easy for readers to understand. The book is well-written, devoid of grammatical errors, and has a heart-wrenching yet hopeful tone. Fans of authors like Michael Crichton and Tess Gerritsen will find this novel enthralling and unputdownable.
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In Aqua Paws, we take a journey across the inner landscape of Splish! Splash! MEOW! Most cats hate water, but not Aqua Paws. He loves it! There’s just one problem: he’s terrified of crabs!
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Sophie Washington: Treasure Beach is book thirteen in Tonya Duncan Ellis’s children’s/middle grade chapter book series. Each book tells a great story with a lesson or two and can be read in any order.
A surprise discovery on a day out at the beach takes them on a quest for riches. During their search, the kids snorkel, encounter endangered sea turtles, visit a World War II warship, and learn that honesty and true friendship are worth more than gold.
The Nature of Witches by Rachel Griffin | 5-Star Book Review
Welcome to my review of The Nature of Witches by Rachel Griffin. This book has been on my NetGalley shelf, awaiting a review for quite some time. I’m so pleased to present my thoughts about this fabulous tale, a little info about the book, and a short biography of the talented Rachel Griffin. This story easily lands in the top ten of my best-read books of 2022 list.
Landscape of a Marriage: Central Park Was Only the Beginning by Gail Ward Olmsted
A marriage of convenience leads to a life of passion and purpose. A shared vision transforms the American landscape forever.
New York, 1858: Mary, a young widow with three children, agrees to marry her brother-in-law Frederick Law Olmsted, who is acting on his late brother’s deathbed plea to “not let Mary suffer.” But she craves more than a marriage of convenience and sets out to win her husband’s love. Beginning with Central Park in New York City, Mary joins Fred on his quest to create a ‘beating green heart’ in the center of every urban space.
Journey to the Hopewell Star by Hannah D. State | Review
I highly recommend this Award-Winning, Genre-Defying, Entertaining novel to readers from teens to YA to Adults of all ages. Grab a copy & let it captivate you today!
Mia and the Hummingbird by Nancy Carlisle | Review
Mia and the Hummingbird is the story of a young girl who immigrates to a new country and learns to accept a new life.
She sees the hummingbird building her nest for her babies and thinks that she and the bird are similar as they learn to adapt to their new homes.
The Future of Buildings, Transportation, and Power | Spotlight
Curious about what the future holds. This nonfiction book argues that buildings & vehicles will evolve into sentient-appearing machines, that we will be living, working & moving about inside robots.
