Berry Murderous by Katherine Hayton My rating: 5 of 5 stars Enjoyable ReadI'm new to the genre of cozy mysteries, but thanks to Katherine Hayton, I'm a quick fan. This was an enjoyable read, which says a lot since someone died. It's also a surprising 2nd installment to the series because I wasn't sure where … Continue reading My Book Review of Berry Murderous (Tea Shop Cozy Mystery Book 2)
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My Book Review of Meet January: Book 1 of The Calendar Kids Series
Meet January: Book 1 of The Calendar Kids Series by April Martin My rating: 4 of 5 stars Cute Way to TeachI thought this was a fun story for middle graders learning about seasons or months. It was thoughtful to include facts about January, the recipe for Snowman Pancakes, and discussion topics. These inclusions add … Continue reading My Book Review of Meet January: Book 1 of The Calendar Kids Series
My Book Review of The Traitor (The Order’s Assassin Book 2)
The Traitor by D. C. GomezMy rating: 5 of 5 starsGreat book and seriesA wonderful second installment to continue this great series. The twists and turns are entertaining while the characters charm and delight. Love it and can't wait for the next book.I absolutely love Eric, Sasha, and the cast of characters. The author writes … Continue reading My Book Review of The Traitor (The Order’s Assassin Book 2)
My Book Review of THE SNAIL WHO FORGOT THE MAIL (Children’s Bedtime Picture Books – Animals Book 1)
The Snail Who Forgot The Mail by Sigal Adler My rating: 5 of 5 stars Great book for kids!The story is cute with a good moral. It's cool the tale is told in rhyme. It not only adds to the entertainment of the story, but it will help kids appreciate poetry. The artwork is colorful … Continue reading My Book Review of THE SNAIL WHO FORGOT THE MAIL (Children’s Bedtime Picture Books – Animals Book 1)
My Book Review of Guion The Lion
Guion The Lion by Rebecca Wilson Macsovits My rating: 5 of 5 stars A lovely book of imagination and friendshipThis was a sweet book. It shows how we don't always see things the same way and how our attitudes can taint our views, as well. It opens discussions not only for this topic with our … Continue reading My Book Review of Guion The Lion
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