The Book Review I have been a fan of K.D. McQuain's for quite some time. This incredible author was one of the first authors to request one of my reviews at the beginning of my book blog journey. His books were also some of the first books on my review list that I knew I… Continue reading Capitol Punishment by K.D. McQuain – Book Review
The Book Review Are you looking for YA book recommendations? Well, you've come to the right place. The Revenge of Joe Wild by Andrew Komarnyckyj is a YA western, fiction book that will take you on a winding ride. I've been a fan of Andrew for quite some time, so it was only natural I… Continue reading The Revenge of Joe Wild by Andrew Komarnyckyj – Book Review
The Book Review The Gods of Women Have Gone Mad by Wole Akosile is a unique take on feminism and how cruel the world can be. This horrific story sees many women through genital mutilation and the adversity of women go through. It's sad and scary, but it is something that still happens in this… Continue reading The Gods of Women Have Gone Mad by Wole Akosile – Book Review
The Book Review Every Summer After by Carley Fortune is a wonderful journey across many summers following two star-crossed lovers. Persephone (who goes by Percy) and Sam met when they were kids. They were destined to be, with summers of childish fun turning into a heartfelt romance. Like most childhood sweethearts, things hit a bumpy… Continue reading Every Summer After by Carley Fortune – Book Review
Book Review Toby, Toby, Worry Free by Lucinda Grapenthin is a wonderful children's picture book that teaches children about anxieties and worries. Negative thoughts are natural, as is being worried, scared, or unsure of your surroundings, yourself, and what's going on. As a kid, these thoughts can be very overwhelming and hard to understand. It's… Continue reading Toby, Toby Worry Free by Lucinda Grapenthin Ph.D – Book Review
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