The Book Review The Milligan Creek troop are back at it again in LARPers by Kevin Miller! In the seventh instalment of this hilarious, Canadian, middle-grade series, our fave Milligan Creek kids are taking on a new kind of battle - fantasy roleplaying. Matt Taylor is always up to his antics, to the point almost… Continue reading LARPers by Kevin Miller – Milligan Creek Series Book #7 – #BookReview
The Book Review Stephen M. Coghlan does it again with Crossroads, the sequel to the incredible GENMOS series. GENMOS is an action-packed series with genetically modified individuals who are part human and part animal. Think of the Animorphs books the young 2000s kiddos were reading, but hyper up with more action and adventure, and a… Continue reading Crossroads: GENMOS: The Genetically Modified Species by Stephen M. Coghlan – Book Review
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 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
Welcome to a world of middle-grade horror inspired by everyone's favourite animatronic pizza parlour. Five Nights at Freddy's is a staple in indie horror (and now mainstream horror as well), that of course they decided to open up their lore-filled world into the land of literature. We saw the introduction of FNAF into our YA… Continue reading Fazbear Frights #1: Into the Pit by Scott Cawthon Book Review
Book Review Penelope and Jack, Together Apart is a unique tale that is clearly inspired by the many days spent in lockdown mode. We were all there - sitting at home with our families, not in school and some not even working, and all of us were stuck there. We love our families, but sometimes… Continue reading Penelope and Jack, Together Apart – Book Review
The Review Many years ago, Stacey Kade was an author I found refuge in. I was dealing with a lot in life - many hospital visits during my Dad's cancer treatments, high school (which alone is terrifying), my animals nearing old age, bullies, work, school, and all of the troubles of being a teenager trying… Continue reading For This Life Only by Stacey Kade – Book Review
Looking for a quick review of an excellent graphic novel/comic book? This book is relatively short but I was honestly surprised how few reviews it had! This book was absolutely hilarious and a must read. I figured it deserved it's time to shine, so here is my quick review (flashback to my first reviews on… Continue reading #BookReview Finnish Nightmares by Karoliina Korhonen
The Review Suleikha Snyder is one of my favourite authors. It's an absolute guilty pleasure of mine to pick up one of her books, get a warm blanket and a cup of tea, and then just sit with my cats and read the day away. What can I say? I'm a sucker for a good… Continue reading Kick at the Darkness by Suleikha Snyder – Book Review
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