The Book Review I Meant to Tell You by Fran Hawthorne is a medium-paced contemporary read that will have you peek into our lead's world as it flips on its head. Miranda Isaac seems to have a perfect life. She gets along with her family, her fiancé, Russ, is going after his dream job, and… Continue reading I Meant To Tell You by Fran Hawthorne – Book Review
Book Review Looking for a contemporary romance novel that pulls at your heart string and has a pinch of mystery? One Evening In Paris by Nicolas Barreau fits the bill! Alain Bonnard owns a small, art cinema in Paris. He inherited it from his Uncle, and it's a hidden gem in Paris. It's an old-school… Continue reading One Evening in Paris by Nicolas Barreau – Book Review
Book Review Any time I pick up an Andrew Komarnyckyj book, I know it's going to be a thought-provoking ride. Blacktelligence Rules far succeeded my expectations and I had to binge the book because I could not put it down. What happens when you're a researcher and discover something the world doesn't want to know?… Continue reading Blacktelligence Rules by Andrew Komarnyckyj – Book Review
Book Review The Color of Your Voice by Daniel Newwyn is a lovely read with mature themes. This book is romantic, but not in the super romance/erotica kind of way. It's a story that follows the lives of two people who have had very tough lives, and we watch as their lives intertwine and make… Continue reading The Color of Your Voice by Daniel Newwyn
The Book Review Clark Roberts is back at it again with Fourth of July on Monster Mountain. If you're seeking a middle-grade read with lots of spooks, jump scares, and giggles, then the Holiday Shivers book series is for you. This wacky series tells the tale of our four favourite cousins as they visit their… Continue reading Fourth of July on Monster Mountain by Clark Roberts – #BookReview
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
Designing Love by Victoria Grant is the third romantic read in the Calderone Family romance series. We're back at it again with another Calderone child getting their love story fleshed out in the most dramatic and romantic of ways. Charles Calderone gets his turn to shine as he woos Caroline Winters, an architect. She's a… Continue reading #BookReview Designing Love by Victoria Grant
Veering off Valentine's by A.J. Kormon is another super sweet, middle grade read for your eager readers. I do really enjoy these books. I've been on a bit of a middle grade binge lately, but can you blame me? This series specifically is designed for readers who aren't too enthusiastic about reading. There is big… Continue reading #BookReview Veering Off on Valentine’s by A.J. Kormon
Quiet on Set! by Kevin Miller is another truly incredible addition to my favourite Canadian, middle-grade series - Milligan Creek. This series is my guilty pleasure. I love snuggling up with a blanket, a warm cup of tea, my cats, and a Milligan Creek book. How can you not love them? They are full of… Continue reading #BookReview Quiet on Set! by Kevin Miller
A.J. Kormon is one of my recent favourite authors for middle grade series. I always love myself a little middle grade read. It brings me back to my youth and reminds me of how much fun reading back then was. Getting a little nostalgia is nice through all of the craziness of our current situation,… Continue reading #BookReview Creeping Up on Christmas by A.J. Kormon
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