The Book Review Miranda Writes by Gail Ward Olmsted is a fast-paced, fun novel that brings a love of crime and justice into a dramatic world. Love The Rookie, FBI, Rookie Blue, Chicago PD, and those other fantastic television series you can find on one of your many streaming services? Miranda Writes gives the fun… Continue reading Miranda Writes by Gail Ward Olmsted – Book Review
The Book Review The Truth About Lies: The Illusion of Honesty and the Evolution of Deceit by Aja Raden is one of the most interesting and eye-opening books I've ever read, and honestly… It was barrels of fun! Aja Raden is very obviously a researcher at heart. And to top it off, an educator. Aja… Continue reading The Truth About Lies: The Illusion of Honesty and the Evolution of Deceit by Aja Raden – Book Review
The Book Review What more can a Canadian girl ask for? I Hate Nate by Melanie Ting is a delightful romance following a hockey player with a type, and a girl who is determined to get her life in order. I've been quietly loving Melanie Ting for quite some time (okay, maybe not exactly "quietly"… Continue reading I Hate Nate by Melanie Ting -Book Review
The Review The Mice Before Christmas: A Mouse House Tale of the Night Before Christmas by Anne L. Watson is a delightfully funny retelling of a classic, children's Christmas tale. I love a good retelling (intertext). They can be such a fun and goofy way to welcome an older story to a new generation. This… Continue reading The Mice Before Christmas by Anne L. Watson Book Review
The Book Review Mother of Valor is a page-turning thriller that tackles the Mother-Daughter relationship, all the while packing in suspense, betrayal, action, and a dash of romance. Gary Corbin is one of my favourite authors. That is no understatement, as I pretty much rush like a shopper on Black Friday to pick up any… Continue reading Mother of Valor by Gary Corbin – A Book Review
The Snowflake Woods: Charlie and the Christmas Miracle by B. De Alwis is a lovely picture book with lots of story packed in. There's a lot to unpack with this book. This book is a longer picture book with lots of stories packed into beautiful illustrative pages. There are lovely, watercolour images with an array… Continue reading #BookReview The Snowflake Woods: Charlie and the Christmas Miracle by B. De Alwis
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