The Underground Toy Society: You’re the Illustrator by Jessica D. Adams is perfect to help teach while entertaining children.
This is an easy book to read and kids are given a chance to draw & color to enhance the lessons.
Net 2.3 by T. E. Mark is Volume 3 of the Novelettes of T. E. Mark. I find these short stories entertaining and unique. This book is written in screenplay form putting you directly into the thought processes and actions of the characters.
Review: Yeshiva Girl by Rachel Mankowitz is the story of Izzy. While dealing with horrors at home, Izzy also has to acclimate to attending a new Jewish Orthodox school. I learned so much about the Jewish Orthodox religion while reading this gripping auto-biographical fiction story. However, religion isn't the focus of this book, it's human nature, teenage awkwardness, bullies, sexual abuse, and most importantly, coping with life. ******************** Click on any picture, highlighted title, or shop now button to open […]
Redhead in a Blue Convertible by Ivan Scott is a perfect fit for readers who crave a lighthearted, medium-paced adventure with a touch of mystery and romance as it whisks them away on a stirring road trip through the American South, exploring themes of self-discovery, friendship, and the power of human connection. (SG Preview)
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A reflective review of The Sinking of Bethany Ann Crane by K. Kris Loomis, originally published in 2019 and thoughtfully refreshed as part of the blog’s archive. A speculative novel about time, growth, and the cost of standing still.