March 2021 Book Review Wrap-up
From RomComs to Children's and Mystery to Fantasy, you're sure to find your next read on this list. What's your favorite genre? #WhatToRead #BookReviews #ChildrensBooks #MiddleGrade #Mysteries #RomCom
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Friday Finds | March 26, 2021
Friday Finds | March 26, 2021 | Read this week's edition for book suggestions, keto-friendly recipes, air-fryer chicken, Mason jar recipes, simple crafts, & more. Everyone Welcome! #Mosaics #HandprintCrafts #BananaSplits #ChipotleChicken #Fiction #ChildrensBooks #BlogRoundup
The Measure of Gold by Sarah C Patten
No magic is more powerful or dangerous than the spell of love.
It is 1940, and Germany has just invaded France. Across the ocean, in Sweetwater, Tennessee, Penelope, a beautiful alchemist, receives a letter from her childhood friend, Naomie, urging her to France. Bereft from the loss of her widowed father, Penelope leaves her life and travels to German-occupied Paris. There, she meets Naomie's brother, the brilliant alchemist Fulcanelli and his mysterious apprentice, Lucien.
Falling headlong into the alchemy's esoteric world, she helps Fulcanelli and Lucien resist the Nazi forces.
After the Pass by Savannah Adams | Review
After the Pass is the second book in a new series by Savannah Adams, author of the Love Stories from Magnolia Grove series. Each book in this clean sports series is a complete story with overlapping characters and can be read in any order. A swoon-worthy ending guaranteed!
Specter by Katie Jane Gallagher | Review
Horror aficionado Lanie Adams should be thrilled when two eighties-era ghosts materialize in her bedroom. Yet after a fainting incident unbecoming of a horror nerd, she would rather her haunting just go away—the ghosts' waterlogged voices and ice-cold auras are more terrifying than any movie. Enlisting the help of Ryan, an entirely-too-cute stoner, she makes it her mission to put the spirits stalking her to rest.
Dragons Don't Dance Ballet by Jennifer Carson | Review | Blog Tour
Esmerelda Dragon tries out for The City Ballet despite being discouraged by her peers in this whimsical picture book that challenges body image expectations.