The Changed Man (The Olympic Peninsula Series, Book 4) by Cat Treadgold – Review by Julie Johnson

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The Changed Man (The Olympic Peninsula series Book 4)The Changed Man by Cat Treadgold
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Jake is finally getting to tell his own story in this saga of the O’Connell family of Port Townsend. Jake has made some changes, some of which his family is having a hard time grasping. First of all, he shows up for his brother’s wedding after being away for so long. Then, he spies Chiara from a distance. He’s immediately smitten but learns that she’s married. Then the family learns about the things that he’s been doing and they are even more mystified at this changed man standing in front of them.

This was an enjoyable read and I do recommend reading this series in order. Each book features a different family member. The family is quite large and there are times it’s hard for me to keep who’s who in order in terms of relationships. Each story builds on the last as the family expands. It’s nice seeing some stories from the very beginning til now.

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Make Me Burn (North Fork Series) by Alicia Street – Review by Elizabeth Sanchez

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Make Me Burn (North Fork Series Book 9)Make Me Burn by Alicia Street

Make Me Burn is the 9th book in the North Fork series, but the only one I have read. I didn’t even know it was part of a series, but now that I know, that kinda make sense… It had a good story line, with some hot and heavy scenes. Jinx had the biggest crush growing up, on her brother’s best friend Logan. He spent so much time at the house, he felt like part of the family, and they developed a special bond. The boys had a falling out and Logan disappeared from her life. But years later they ran into each other at a wedding. It was like no time passed at all. Jinx was hit with all those memories and feelings. The biggest problem, Jinx’s family hates Logan. So they need to try to navigate their relationship carefully, and figure out a way for Logan to be accepted into the family again, hopefully in a new way this time. I didn’t love the intensity of the steamy scenes (not my thing…), but enjoyed this book and would read more of the series.

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Managing Mischief (Shattered Embrace Series) by Alyndra Quinn – Review by Megan Pesek

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Managing Mischief (Shattered Embrace #2)Managing Mischief by Alyndra Quinn
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

In the first book, Hidden Mischief, we were introduced to Zachary and Ashton with all their heat. Managing Mischief got hotter on so many levels. I felt that their characters were much more developed and realistic. Their relationship matured on many levels also. Zachary is still intense and demanding while Ashton is still growing into her new role.
This series is not for everyone, but if the topics involved are you thing, start reading!

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Before You Say I Do by Marina Hanna Reviewed by Phylis Carpenter April 2024

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Before You Say I DoBefore You Say I Do by Marina Hanna
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I have never read a book by this author but after reading this book I will look for more books by her. Since I am a Senior I prefer to read books that have some sex but not very explicit sex. However, I did enjoy this book.

I especially liked the characters and the story line. I hope to find a Liam Cross one day but maybe an older version because I think he may be too much for this old gal to handle.

But seriously, I did enjoy reading this book and will look for other books from her.

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Make Me Burn (North Fork Series) by Alicia Street – Review by Shannen Kern

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Make Me Burn (North Fork Series Book 9)Make Me Burn by Alicia Street
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

What an incredible read! Even though this is part of the North Fork series, I read it as a standalone and didn’t feel lost. I’ll definitely be picking up the rest of the series though because I am utterly hooked now. I devoured this book so quickly just so I could find out what happens between Logan and Jinx! It feels like the one that got away but then came back which is a lovely feeling right? But is it too good to be true, or will they really get a second chance to give things a true shot? The flow of this story is flawless. I never felt jolted out by a misplaced word or missing details. I highly recommend picking this book up if you are looking for a great romance read for your afternoon. I’m on my way to pick up all of the previous books in the series now!

Reviewed by @shannlynn

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Managing Mischief (Shattered Embrace Series) by Alyndra Quinn – Review by Shannen Kern

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Managing Mischief (Shattered Embrace #2)Managing Mischief by Alyndra Quinn
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is the second book in the Shattered Embrace series, and it was extraordinary! Zach and Ashton have the best chemistry and getting to read more about their relationship evolving was incredible. There is plenty of Dom/sub spice in this book and while they absolutely add another layer to the story, the author doesn’t rely on just the steam to pull through. The storyline, characters, and world-building are absolutely astounding! I love the dual points of view as it makes me feel like I’m experiencing the story from both perspectives. I highly recommend picking this book up if you love spice and mystery with your romance. I can’t wait to see what the next book in this series has in store for us!

Reviewed by @shannlynn

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Queen of the Fairies by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Jennifer Crain

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Queen of the FairiesQueen of the Fairies by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

“Queen of the Fairies” by Lois Wickstrom is a delightful and engaging story that captures the magic and wonder of fairy tales. The protagonist, a good fairy, is portrayed as kind and compassionate, adding a sense of warmth and positivity to the narrative.

Wickstrom’s storytelling expertise shines through, making it clear that this book is not just for those who believe in the magic of fairies, but also for those who enjoy a bit of intrigue in their fantasy stories.

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Before You Say I Do by Marina Hanna – Review by Charlene Pryke

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Before You Say I DoBefore You Say I Do by Marina Hanna
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Before you say I do is a steaming hot contemporary romance by Marina Hanna.

This is the story of Emma who starts the book with a very hot one night stand…So many details and actually ends up being part of the character building as Emma has been badly burnt and is a one night stand kind of girl – you are not allowed to sleep over kind of girl – until she meets Liam. They cannot get enough of each other and become exclusive….. Liam pops the question as a way to get his inheritance and they decide on one year to scratch the itch of that they have for each other. One year is enough right? Guess you need to read the book to find out!!

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Make Me Burn (North Fork Series) by Alicia Street – Review by Tara Johnson Barnes

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Make Me Burn (North Fork Series Book 9)Make Me Burn by Alicia Street
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Make Me Burn is Book Nine in the North Fork Series. Although this book is part of a series it can easily be read as a standalone. Logan Bennett has been attracted to his best friend’s little sister, Jinx, for as long as he can remember but she was always off limits to him. Jinx has had a massive crush on Logan since she was a teenager but could never act on her crush because he was friends with her big brother. When her brother and Logan had a falling out the three went their separate ways. When Logan returns home for a friend’s wedding he runs into Jinx and the feelings come rushing back for both. Logan is determined to be with Jinx now that her brother is out of the way and the bro code no longer applies. Jinx has only ever wanted a relationship full of desire, passion, and intense love and knows that Logan is the only man she can have that with. The passion and chemistry between Logan and Jinx is sizzling hot but life and past grudges with Jinx’s brother get in the way. Is there any hope of Logan and Jinx having a relationship? This book had second chance romance, passion, angst, drama, grudges, betrayal, and sizzling chemistry.

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Queen of the Fairies by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Lorralei Hoerner

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Queen of the FairiesQueen of the Fairies by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

5 Stars 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

The Queen of the Fairies is a wonderful children’s story with colorful illustrations. The story told is fun, imaginative and as you turn each page you wonder….what does the Queen of the Fairies really do? There may be some good fairies and some bad fairies…..making beautiful things or playing tricks….just overall fun!

This story is for ages 4-8 years and enjoyable for even the young at heart when reading to your children. I love the storytelling and I recommend this book.

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Amese of Animalis (The Borosa Legacy Book 1) by MJ Murray – Review by Kristin Boutelle

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Amese of Animalis: The Borosa LegacyAmese of Animalis: The Borosa Legacy by M.J. Murray
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This book is about Amese trying to figure out if she’s cut out for her predestined future. There is humor, lessons learned, action, and mystery to get you intrigued to continue reading. The setting is very well done and descriptive so that the reader can actually see what’s happening. I like how the author incorporates different settings for each animal and has Amese learn a very important lesson in order to come back to the village.

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Mermaid Tails by Suzanna Lynn Reviewed by Phylis Carpenter April 2024

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Mermaid TailsMermaid Tails by Suzanna Lynn
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book is a quick, easy read. My grandchildren would enjoy reading it to the younger children.

If you have children and are looking for a book they might enjoy, I think you should try this one.I enjoyed it

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Mermaid Tails by Suzanna Lynn – Review by Kerry Baker

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Mermaid TailsMermaid Tails by Suzanna Lynn
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book is the absolutely perfect kind of story for my daughter. It is the exact type of book that she is now able to read and it was all about mermaids, which is one of her favourite things. She was instantly drawn into this story which meant I was as well. It was a joy to watch her read it and discover the story.
The book was really written and knew the ages it was aimed at perfectly. It was entertaining, engaging and such a fun story. I loved that we got to learn about other sea creatures throughout the book as well. This was a brilliant story that I enjoyed just as much as much children.

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The Changed Man (The Olympic Peninsula Series, Book 4) by Cat Treadgold – Review by Alison Risher

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The Changed Man (The Olympic Peninsula series Book 4)The Changed Man by Cat Treadgold
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Another installment in a wonderful series about an interesting family. The characters are wonderful, and they are consistent throughout the series. Much like real life, this one is messy. The characters must grapple with thorny issues. But with thorns, there are lovely roses, and this book is a beauty of a rose.

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Queen of the Fairies by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Queen of the FairiesQueen of the Fairies by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Lois has given kids a story about Queen’s and Fairies that is more than a simple tale. It is appropriate for children between 4 – 8 years. The pictures and the story are colourful, entertaining, and imaginative.
The characters are cute and endearing and bring the story to life, whilst incorporating lessons along the way.
This educational picture book is a well thought out story that will delight young readers.
Welcome to a story where there are fairies. They come in all shapes and sizes. Some are tricky, some are cheeky, but they are all magical creatures. Doesn’t everyone love fairies?

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Managing Mischief (Shattered Embrace Series) by Alyndra Quinn – Review by Jennifer Gordon

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Managing Mischief (Shattered Embrace #2)Managing Mischief by Alyndra Quinn
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Having been introduced to the main characters in the first book in this series I was looking forward to continuing with their story, and once again I was kept happily turning the pages. In ‘Hidden Mischief’ we are introduced to the BDSM club owned by Zachary ‘Club Shattered Embrace,’ and follow Zachary and Ashton as they began their romance and develop their Dom/sub dynamic. This storyline continues with their romance and follows them as their relationship develops. This is a hot and steamy romance between a couple who’s chemistry sizzles off the page and results in some rather steamy scenes. As Zachary and Ashton explore the BDSM lifestyle their connection grows and they enjoy doing scenes together both privately and at the club. However, work wise when an opportunity arises for Ashton to lead a dream team of the world’s best researchers, it means moving to Atlanta. A dangerous rival of Zachary’s makes Ashton a pawn in a deadly game forcing him to reveal past sins in order to keep her safe. I was hooked from start to finish and the exciting plot kept me guessing as to the outcome of the story, although I was hoping this opposites attract couple would get their HEA. No spoilers, I recommend reading both this book and the previous one!

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Oscar and Emmy Foster Kittens (Oscar and Emmy Series) by Terri Sabol – Review by Carrie Cross

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Oscar and Emmy Foster KittensOscar and Emmy Foster Kittens by Terri Sabol
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

“Oscar and Emmy Foster Kittens” by Terri Sabol is an absolutely delightful and heartwarming children’s book that will surely captivate young readers and cat lovers alike.
What sets “Oscar and Emmy Foster Kittens” apart is its ability to not only entertain but also educate young readers about the importance of animal rescue and adoption. Sabol seamlessly weaves in valuable lessons about love, compassion, and giving shelter animals a second chance.

The writing is engaging and age-appropriate, striking the perfect balance between simplicity and engaging storytelling. The book’s pacing keeps young readers intrigued, with each chapter ending in a way that leaves them eagerly anticipating what happens next.

Sabol’s love for animals shines through in the narrative, creating a heartwarming and positive atmosphere. The book is not just a story; it also serves as a tool to spark conversations about responsible pet ownership and the joy of adopting animals in need.

“Oscar and Emmy Foster Kittens” is an ideal choice for parents or teachers who wish to introduce young readers to the world of animal rescue and responsible pet ownership. It beautifully showcases the bond between humans and animals, making it a perfect addition to any children’s bookshelf.
In conclusion, “Oscar and Emmy Foster Kittens” is a charming and educational children’s book that flawlessly combines heartwarming storytelling with valuable life lessons. Terri Sabol’s captivating narrative, accompanied by Matt Davis’ delightful illustrations, will keep young readers engrossed while instilling a love for animals and compassion in their hearts.

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Managing Mischief (Shattered Embrace Series) by Alyndra Quinn – Review by Kerry Carr

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Managing Mischief (Shattered Embrace #2)Managing Mischief by Alyndra Quinn
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is the second book in the Shattered Embrace series. I do highly recommend reading these books in order so that you can fully appreciate the characters and their journey together. The author does an incredible job of opening the world of BDSM and Dom/Sub relationships to the reader giving them an insight into things they may not be aware of before. What I really loved about this story is that not only is Ashton learning to become more submissive and trusting of Zachery but at the same time Zachery is learning that he needs more than he previously has before and that Ashton is the only woman to make him feel this way.

Zachery has claimed Ashton as his and is opening her eyes to the world of Dom/sub relationships. Ashton can’t deny the attraction between them and the feeling of wanting to do anything to please Zachery makes fully submitting to him and easier process. Their relationship starts to grow and as a reader I couldn’t help but feel excited with a warm fuzzy feeling for their happy ever after. However the author wasn’t going to let us have it easy.
A miscommunication causes damaged between Zachery and Ashton. When something happens with their businesses it has Zachery questioning everything between him and Ashton. Was it all fake? Was Ashton just using him?
Heartbroken that Zachery could even think this way Ashton is desperate to get Zachery to listen to her and understand that everything they felt was real but will this stubborn Dom who is now hurt be able to listen to her or will his subborness and his need to protect himself make him close off from the only woman who made him feel more than he ever has before.

This is a steamy read but at the same time it is beautiful to see the development and growth of both characters as they embrace their life. The author has definitely put me on a rollercoaster and at times I wasnt sure they would get their happy ever after or not.

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Before I Let You Go by Kellie Wallace – Review by Callie Luna

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Before I Let You GoBefore I Let You Go by Kellie Wallace
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Before I Let You Go left me wanting more. Elsbeth is given a life-changing opportunity with the inheritance of an island off the coast of Guernsey. She starts her new solidarity life with bravo, but she soon is met with unexpected challenges. I liked the story but was a bit disappointed in the lack of details with the angel Bishop. Some of the plot points didn’t make sense and instead made me a bit frustrated and wondering if I should finish the book. It wrapped up everything nicely at the end but getting to the end was the best part.

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Make Me Burn (North Fork Series) by Alicia Street – Review by Jennifer Gordon

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Make Me Burn (North Fork Series Book 9)Make Me Burn by Alicia Street
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

An enjoyable and engaging contemporary romance which had me hooked throughout. Although part of a series it can be read as a standalone story. Billionaire Logan Bennett always thought his best friends little sister, Jink was a firecracker but she was off-limits however, she’s now all-grown-up! Jink always found Logan attractive but now she’s older she’s hoping he won’t still see her as his best friends little sister. Unfortunately Logan and best friend Victor are no longer friends and have an ongoing feud which Logan knows will only get worse if he starts dating Jink. Jink doesn’t want to settle for a boring romance and wants a man who knock’s her off her feet, and who she can share a passionate love with but, the only man to make her feel that way is Logan. This is a steamy romance between two people with chemistry that sizzles off the page. Logan and Jink are both likeable and relatable characters and the storyline is full of angst.

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Code Dog by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Emma Samways

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Code DogCode Dog by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This follows Timmy, Arthur & Beth along with Cody the super smart dog as they look for a lost time capsule. Everyone in the town seems to want to find this time capsule, especially Mr. Dolion who has got a secret that the time capsule will reveal. There’s lots of confusing clues along the way and a monster in the woods? They must figure out all the clues and find the time capsule before Mr. Dolion does.
This is a brilliant read, I loved the characters and the super smart dog Cody. I’d highly recommend this one!

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Queen of the Fairies by Lois Wickstrom – Review by AnnaMarie Boumans

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Queen of the FairiesQueen of the Fairies by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I found this to be one of the cutest stories for kids I have read in a long time. I love the idea of it and the cute little hidden twist. Such fun story to read with kids.

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Queen of the Fairies by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Megan Rea

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Queen of the FairiesQueen of the Fairies by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The illustrations in this picture book are phenomenal. They are bright, modern, and engaging and go along so well with the book. As always with Wickstrom’s books, there is a lesson to be learned and she does a wonderful job of teaching it; however, with this story, the reader does have to do a little more work on their own to figure it out. I really loved the twist at the end. This is another great book to add to my every growing collection of Wickstrom books.
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Amese of Animalis (The Borosa Legacy Book #1) by MJ Murray – Review by Angela Hayes

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Amese of Animalis (Borosa Legacy, #1)Amese of Animalis by M.J. Murray
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

 

4 Stars

 

Amese of Animalis is the first book in the new Borosa Legacy series by M.J. Murray. It is a fun children’s fantasy story (aimed at children aged 10 – 14 years) — full of magic, elemental guardians who balance life in the universe, action, adventure, fate/destiny, mystery, drama, tension, danger, vivid world-building, agendas, lessons, and high stakes.
Amese is 13 years old and embarks on a bit of an epic adventure as she steps up to become a guardian. The weight of the responsibility weighs on her as she needs to refine and master her skills/powers if she is to perform her duties effectively. But maybe not everyone wants to see her succeed, so in order to get through it all she must depend on a most unlikely ally. Add in plenty of imaginative and creative touches, original storyline, and great characters/s- and the story takes a captivating turn.
What a great start to the series, making it my favourite of Ms. Murray’s books (so far) — and I can’t wait to see where we go from here.
Bring on Book #2!
Happy Reading…

Thank you, M.J. Murray!

 

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Queen of the Fairies by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Angela Hayes

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Queen of the FairiesQueen of the Fairies by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

3 Stars

 

Queen of the Fairies by Lois Wickstrom is an illustrated children’s fairy fantasy story with a bit of a twist. The illustrations that accompany the story are very cute, bright, colourful, interesting, and engaging.
The way the story started seemed a little abrupt and confusing, but by the time the story finished, I understood more what/why the author did it that way.
With fairies, a story to be written, mystery, and more- made for a cute read.
Happy Reading…

 

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Web of Evil by N.L. Holmes – Review by Kat Mellon

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Web of Evil (Hani's Daughter Mysteries Book 2)Web of Evil by N.L. Holmes
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Web of Evil (Hani’s Daughter Mysteries Book 2) is the 2nd book in the series. It technically could be read as a stand alone, but I really feel like you should read the 1st book to fully understand. The writing style is definitely different than other books I’m used to and I can’t tell if it’s to be representative of Neferet’s thoughts or if it’s the authors style. Either way, it’s different haha

This book Neferet and Bener-Ib once again find themselves solving a murder that landed in their laps. There were a few twists that I did not see coming which I really enjoyed. The ancient Egyptian world fascinates me so I do love learning more about that while reading these stories. Overall, I enjoyed the read and would likely pick up the next.

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Kris & The Pirates (The Adventures of Kris Book #2) by Art Blegen – Review by Angela Hayes

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Kris & The Pirates: The Adventures of KrisKris & The Pirates: The Adventures of Kris by Art Blegen
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

 

4 Stars

 

Chris and the Pirates is the second book in The Adventures of Kris series by Art Blegen. Kris’s love of reading and vivid imagination means that she gets lost in her books and the stories they contain, getting pulled into all the adventures and experiencing everything alongside the ‘characters’. This time she is set for a bit of a pirate adventure, with islands, treasure, action, friendships, overcoming challenges, dealing with fear, being brave, a rescue mission, agendas, and dramatic developments.
This is a intriguing children’s chapter book, that is aimed at children aged 10- 14 years. It was quite a fun read, but also has some lessons/facts to learn along the way. With sailing ships and sailors, to pirates, games, new friendships, songs, talking animals (Sammy the snake, Tammy the turtle, Jack the macaw, Michael the monkey king, and Stevie the sloth), beaches, jungle, swimming, dolphins, vivid world-building, and plenty of imagination, as well as a few small illustrations to head up each chapter, made this a very engaging story.
Even though it is the second book in the series, it could be read as a standalone without feeling like you are missing anything, as from what I can gather, each book is a ‘self-contained’ adventure starring Kris. But, having said that I am curious to see what she gets up to in the other books, so I will be going back and reading the first book before continuing on with the series.
The series consists of (so far):
-Kris & The Missing Prince (Book #1)
-Kris & The Pirates (Book #2)
-Kris and The Cowboys (releasing soon)

A fun adventure.
Happy Reading…

Thank you, Art Blegen!

 

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Oscar and Emmy Foster Kittens (Oscar and Emmy Series Book #8) by Terri Sabol – Review by Angela Hayes

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Oscar and Emmy Foster KittensOscar and Emmy Foster Kittens by Terri Sabol
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

4 Stars

 

Oscar and Emmy Foster Kittens is the eighth book in the Oscar and Emmy series by Terri Sabol. It is a uplifting children’s story that is woven around some really cute illustrations.
Charlie and Abby (twins) have been volunteering at an animal shelter and discuss the possibility of fostering animals with their mother. The family discusses the responsibilities that fostering would bring, and then the opportunity to foster (3) 4 day-old kittens comes along and they embrace the chance to help. We follow along with the twins, as well as Oscar and Emmy (the family cats) as they help care for the kittens. Fostering the kittens from 4 days old to 12/13 weeks when they are put up for adoption. Along the way, we also learn about kitten care, reasons you should foster, facts about fostering/volunteering, and much more. I thought it was a really heartwarming story, especially when they find the perfect fur-ever families for the kittens at the end. So sweet.
Happy Reading…

Thank you, Terri Sabol!

 

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Detective Dylan and the Hunt for Home Plate (A Youth Sleuths Chapter Book) by MJ Murray – Review by Elizabeth Sanchez

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Detective Dylan and the Hunt for Home Plate (A Youth Sleuths Chapter Book Series 2)Detective Dylan and the Hunt for Home Plate by M.J. Murray
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Detective Dylan and the Hunt for Home Plate is the 2nd book in the Youth Sleuths series, but the first one I ready. Dylan has recently gotten his junior detective kit, and is ready to solve another mystery. He shows up for baseball practice, and discovers someone stole the bases! He and his sister Emily, and their dog set out to solve the mystery of the missing bases!
Dylan is a really good big brother to Emily. Not sure the ages, but old enough to explore and go to the park on their own with their dog. The bullies of the book are 4th graders, so i imagine younger than that. The book has underlying lessons for the readers, when Emily learns she can do new things, as long as she doesn’t give up. It is a cute beginner chapter book. There are 10 short chapters, making it good for middle to late elementary school. My 2nd grader didn’t have enough attention span, but I enjoyed it. The accompanying illustrations are good and assist the story- helping new readers visualize the characters and the events.

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Queen of the Fairies by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Carrie Reed

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Queen of the FairiesQueen of the Fairies by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I really loved the art work in this book, the fairies are beautifully done, and the colors are wonderful. This book was fun, wondering what should be written about the Queen of the Fairies, all of the nice things the good fairies do and the not so nice things the bad fairies do. The ending was cute with the writer’s surprise.

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