Miya's Mooncakes by Crystal Z. Lee
Miya's Mooncakes by Crystal Z. Lee is a colorful children's picture book celebrating the Mid-Autumn Festival, empathy, inclusion, and community. Read my thoughts and an interview with the author.
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The Below by Scott T. Miller | A Gripping Cyberpunk Thriller Review
The Below by Scott T. Miller "Like watching a movie unfold in your mind, The Below pulls readers into a vividly imagined future where every clue-and every choice-matters." If you're looking for science fiction that delivers both pulse-pounding suspense and thoughtful questions about identity, humanity, and survival, The Below deserves a place on your reading list. Scott T. Miller combines cyberpunk, dystopian fiction, mystery, and thriller elements into a story that feels both cinematic and deeply personal. Beneath the action […]
A Soul on Trial by Robin R. Cutler | Review, Guest Post & Historical M..
A Soul on Trial by Robin R. Cutler explores a remarkable true story of family legacy, military history, and a mother's relentless search for answers. Read my review and guest post from the author.
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Stolen: The Orion Sessions by Cheryl DaVeiga | Middle-Grade Review
When Orion's songwriting is stolen at music camp, she must find the courage to stand up for herself and reclaim her voice. Stolen: The Orion Sessions #2 by Cheryl DaVeiga is an uplifting middle-grade story about friendship, resilience, kindness, and perseverance.
Best Friends: The Orion Sessions by Cheryl DaVeiga | Review & Guest Po..
Orion Casey has stopped singing, but anonymous messages and a renewed love of music may help her rediscover her confidence. Read my review of Best Friends: The Orion Sessions by Cheryl DaVeiga, plus a special guest post from the author about finding your voice and staying true to yourself.
Nothing North of Delmar by Ellen Barker Book Review | A Powerful Look at th..
Nothing North of Delmar by Ellen Barker is a thoughtful historical fiction novel set in 1970s St. Louis. Through the lens of the city's real-life Delmar Divide, Barker explores race, community, economics, and personal growth in a story that remains remarkably relevant today.