The Book Review Sometimes you just want to read a middle-grade book that brings you back to your youth! Who doesn't love a good nostalgia trip? The Dare by Cynthea Liu was a delightful read that reminded me of the days I spent reading my summers away as a kid. This book might not have… Continue reading The Dare by Cynthea Liu – Book Review
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
Another Snowman Paul adventure is on it's way! This time, Snowman Paul is celebrating Easter. Snowman Paul REALLY wants an Easter egg but the chickens aren't exactly too happy with that. Why does he want it? Well, there's an Easter egg painting contest! Dan and Snowman Paul's friendship is shown even mores in this book,… Continue reading #BookReview Easter with Snowman Paul by Yossi Lapid
Valentine's Day with Snowman Paul is an excellent way to celebrate this love filled holiday in a sweet, friendship filled book! Snowman Paul is one of my favourite children's books series. It's sweet, lighthearted and fun! The illustrations are always colourful and engaging, and the book is just all around awesome. This time around we… Continue reading #BookReview Valentine’s Day with Snowman Paul by Yossi Lapid
I LOVE getting in the Christmas spirit, and reading cute and sweet Christmas books is the way to go! I have been able to pick up so many adorable Christmas books along the way this year, I felt it was necessary to include them on my blog. But there were just so many, so I… Continue reading #BookRecommendations Children’s Picture Book Christmas Collection
City of Friends is a lovely story by Joanna Trollope following the interconnecting lives of women. This book focuses on the trials and errors of middle aged women being women. Lost jobs, children to take care of, parents to take care of, struggling romantic relationships, family drama and friendship drama all mash together into one… Continue reading #BookReview City of Friends by Joanna Trollope
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