Mae Turns Five #3 - Mae is turning five and throwing the best birthday party. All her friends are coming, and she describes the color of the outfits, not their skin. She's also more concerned with the pretty wrapping paper than the amount of the gift inside. Great #diversity in this beautifully illustrated picture book.
Don't miss this fun and educational book. It's written to help kids and adults understand how you can easily blend holidays. Latkes for Santa Claus is well-written, easy to read, colorfully illustrated, and includes recipes for cookies and latkes.
Perfect for every family.
Today I'm reviewing The Girl Whose Luck Ran Out by Gayleen Froese, book one of the Ben Ames Case Files series. This book has it all, a second chance at love, murder, mystery, LGBTQ+ characters, great dialogue, and sarcastic bits of humor. I loved it!
Today I'm reviewing Little Tractor is Brave from Natalie Quintart. This is the first in her planned series of Little Tractor books. Today Little Tractor learns a lesson about overcoming fears, helping friends, and doing what needs to be done.
Fish On! by Kevin Lovegreen (Part of the Lucky Luke's Hunting Adventures series) | Book Review, 4.6 of 5
Today's review is Fish On! (part of the Lucky Luke's Hunting Adventures series) by Kevin Lovegreen. Luke's fishing tale will entertain young & old alike while teaching #LifeLessons, #BoatingSafety, #Fishing terms, & #ecology. Watch for more reviews of this series in the future.
The Brighter the Light by Mary Ellen Taylor | 4.5 Star Book Review | #FamilySecrets #DualTimeLine
Join me today for my review of The Brighter the Light by Mary Ellen Taylor. This family saga, set in the Outer Banks of North Carolina, is pure mystery & intrigue, told in a dual timeline of the 1950s & today. This review is my entry in the Reading Ladies Summer Blog Collaboration. I hope you enjoy it.