Surviving Summer Camp by Paul Breau combines sibling chaos, wilderness danger, kid-friendly humor, and clever problem-solving in a fast-paced middle-grade adventure that's especially well suited to reluctant readers ages 8-12.
Can an unconventional writing style deepen an emotional story? In Soccerwild, Craig Wells explores grief, healing, and resilience through the eyes of a young boy whose unexpected friendship with a coyote pup helps him begin finding hope again. Read my full review to see why this thoughtful middle-grade novel stayed with me long after the final page.
A thoughtful children's story about curiosity, belief, and big questions, Zog's Big Question by Adam Rice invites readers to explore science, faith, and conversation with a gentle, open-ended approach.
A Goddess Fish Promotions Tour
A fast-paced, sea-swept middle-grade adventure filled with pirates, storms, secrets, and sisterhood—here's my review of Kittiwake Stormhaven and the Pirate's Portolano.
Today kicks off my two-part feature on J. Taylor's After Series. I'm reviewing Survival (Book Two)—a heart-pounding, middle-grade dystopian adventure set in Nova Scotia—plus hosting a poignant guest post from the author. Next week, I'll be back with The Invasion (Book Three).
Fanny Fitzpatrick and the Sirens by Dana Hammer is a delightful and adventurous tale that will captivate young readers who love stories about friendship, self-discovery, and following one's dreams, making it a perfect fit for middle-grade readers who crave exciting and empowering stories about growing up and finding one's passions. (StoryGraph)
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