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Casting Vows (Hearts of Gold Series) by Ariella Talix – Review by Naomi McDonald

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Casting Vows (Hearts of Gold Book 3)Casting Vows by Ariella Talix
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Historical romance is not typically my go-to romance sub-genre, but I don’t often see a polyamory style historical so I thought I’d give it a shot.
I liked the premise, and it has a lot of potential. Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to fully connect to the characters. There were a few places the dialog felt awkward, and the overall writing felt somewhat formal rather than entertaining.
Despite that, I’d say it was a good reading experience, just a few hiccups here and there. And for people who really love historicals, this would likely be a good read.

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This Time Around by Kimberly Packard – Review by Kerry Carr

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This Time AroundThis Time Around by Kimberly Packard
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This was a very interesting read with a unique twist. It is a story of romance, lost love, fate, rediscovering yourself, and learning about consequences of your decisions. My heart went out to our main character Josie has to comes face to face with problems from her past but while she has the ability to make these right how will changing past events effect her future.

Josie is a mother and business woman. When her life feels like it’s falling apart, her husband is wanting a divorce and custody of the kids and the big deal for her business falls through she ends up having a panic attack.
When she wakes up she finds herself back in time to her teenage self.
Suddenly realising she now has the opportunity to change things about her past, make things right and finally be with the man she truly loves Josie plans to do just that. However having the knowledge and experience of an older woman will she make the sensible decisions she knows she should make or will she follow her heart.
And what will happen to her future self if she makes those changes. Will she still end up married to Peter with her kids that she loves and adores or will she end up losing the one thing she loves more than anything in the world?
I really enjoyed this story and I loved the trip down memory Lane with a return to the 90s. I could really relate to Josie and I felt how hard things were for her having a choice between the person she always loved and her kids who are her world. This was a captivating read that I couldn’t put down.

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No One Could See the Flea by Tricia Gardella – Review by Jennifer Crain

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No One Could See the FleaNo One Could See the Flea by Tricia Gardella
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

“No One Could See the Flea” is a delightful and humorous tale that teaches children an important lesson about the dangers of assumption. The story is well-written and easy to follow, making it perfect for early readers or for reading aloud to younger children.

The protagonist, Jack, is relatable and likable, and his determination to solve his dog’s supposed flea problem is admirable. The supporting characters, including Jack’s friends, are well-developed and add to the story’s humor and charm.

One of the strengths of this book is its ability to convey complex concepts in a simple and accessible way. The author does an excellent job of illustrating the consequences of making assumptions without evidence. The story also promotes critical thinking and encourages children to question their own beliefs and gather facts before jumping to conclusions.

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Dinopotamus Solves a Mystery (Dinopotamus Series) by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Ayla Phipps

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Dinopotamus Solves a Mystery: A scientific method bookDinopotamus Solves a Mystery: A scientific method book by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Cute read about helping others. Everything about the Dinopotamus series is amazing the easy to comprehend stories for all ages and how they always involve so many life lessons in them. This one was no different Lois Wickstrom shows not only how to help others, Dinopotamus making a warm nap spot for the children but also alternate forms of communication. Just because someone or something can’t talk doesn’t mean they can’t communicate with you in other ways if you just pay attention. My younger son was nonverbal until he was three, currently seven and he loved this book, and remembers using sign language to communicate in other ways.

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Raccoon Reunion by Terri Sabol – Review by Ayla Phipps

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Raccoon ReunionRaccoon Reunion by Terri Sabol
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Anytime I pick up a Terri Sabol book I know it’s going to be a treasure. This book shows the amazing ways youngsters overcome anxiety. Rocky is going to his first family reunion and doesn’t know anyone other than his parents and sister. The moment a struggle appears he overcomes his worries and speaks up to help everyone. Classic style illustrations mixed with the story gave me some childhood memories of the American Tails movies.

Heads up the eBook had a slight mix up in one place with the pages being reversed. The pages with the egg eating contest.

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Raccoon Reunion by Terri Sabol – Review by Terri Jo McAllister

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Raccoon ReunionRaccoon Reunion by Terri Sabol
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is a cute children’s book about the anxiety of new experiences and trusting others to help feel included. Rocky has never met his family that lives in the country, and he is very nervous. But when his cousins get stuck in a dumpster, Rocky helps save them.

Reviewed by Terri Jo McAllister

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Blurring the Lines & Extras (The Blind Rebels Series) by Amy Kaybach – Review by Shelly Kittell

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Blurring the Lines & Extras (The Blind Rebels)Blurring the Lines & Extras by Amy Kaybach
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

I must say up front to read the author’s warning first. I found this to be an interesting read. It is a prequel to the Blind Rebels series. It’s rough, gritty and deals with some tough stuff. Mav, Callum, Becka and Sammy are well-written characters. I don’t know anything about the rock scene but I feel this was pretty realistic. This is one messed up group. I’m pretty sure that I may need to read the series because I’m left feeling like something is missing. I suggest you read it for yourself and make up your own opinion. The “extras” are bonus chapters for each book in the series. If you are a fan of rock romance, this would be a good read.

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Orange Forest Rabbit Mysteries by Lois Wickstrom and Lucrecia Darling – Review by Roxsanne Lesieur.

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The Orange Forest Rabbit MysteriesThe Orange Forest Rabbit Mysteries by Lois June Wickstrom
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Orange Forest Rabbit is a business rabbit, and he sells the carrots he grows around the Orange Forest, and they are the best carrots out there! One night, Rabbit is woken up by something and so he goes to the window to see what it is, and this is where he sees the blue fireball flying through the sky and breaking apart to crash into one of his fields!

The next day, he goes about his routine, but on the way to his warehouse, he stops by the field and his faithful puppy Robes Pierre notices something strange, but he has no time to investigate and just calls his puppy silly, and instead heads on out to open his store for business, however, all his employees, customers and carrots have disappeared! On top of all this, he sees an unwelcome customer, a spy for their competitor, Lucky Dog Carrots and they are trying to steal his secret recipes!

Will the Orange Forest Rabbit be able to solve the mystery surrounding the blue fireball and his carrots, all while stopping the spy and keeping his mischievous family in check? This is a cozy mystery which will keep you entertained throughout as you follow along the fun with this carrot powered rabbit family and the carroty adventures.

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Orange Forest Rabbit by Lois Wickstrom and Lucrecia Darling – Review by Stephanie Robb

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The Orange Forest Rabbit MysteriesThe Orange Forest Rabbit Mysteries by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Orange Forest Rabbit Mysteries contains three stories in one book.
The Mystery of the Missing Meteor Field Carrots, An Orange Forest Rabbit tale
The Mystery of the Haunted Amusement Park
Mystery of the Airwhale Art
I would say the book is aimed for ages 7-12 years old. The stories are a great combination of mystery, sci fi and fantasy. I would say they are a great introduction to this genre. As always Lois writing is incredible and really pulls you in.

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Red (Modern-Day Fairy Tale Book 2) by MK Harkins – Review by Stephanie Robb

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Red (Modern-Day Fairy Tale, #2)Red by M.K. Harkins
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I loved this modern young adult take on the Red Riding Hood story. It was well-written and kept me intrigued from page to page. This can be read as a standalone but there are links and nods towards the first book in the series.

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No One Could See the Flea by Tricia Gardella

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Do you know why scientists are so determined to prove things? Because assuming can lead to all sorts of problems as we learn in No One Could See the Flea. Jack decides that his dog has a flea. He doesn’t see a flea but Shank did scratch, so Jack begins looking for a remedy to the problem. It’s not long before things get out of hand. Shank is finally pushed to his limit by Jack’s friends and their solutions. It’s a good thing when Jack takes back control.

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Tricia Gardella is an award-winning author whose picture book ideas are inspired by family, friends, traditions, and travel. Her diverse hobbies include canning, cooking, knitting, rug-making, and gardening, but writing remains her true passion. After a twenty-year hiatus, Tricia is thrilled to return to the literary world. In the 1990s, she published several books traditionally, before pausing her writing career to open an ice cream parlor. Tricia holds a BA in Ancient History and Classical Archaeology. She lives in Central California with her two self-centered cats and draws inspiration from her three children, seven grandchildren, and five great-grandchildren.

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Blurring the Lines & Extras (The Blind Rebels Series) by Amy Kaybach – Review by Beverly Finnie

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Blurring the Lines & Extras (The Blind Rebels)Blurring the Lines & Extras by Amy Kaybach
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Blurring the Lines & Extras was an interesting story. I enjoyed it to an extent, though like Callum I’m not a fan of the main female character. The author gives a story of a woman’s need to be famous and need for attention.
Becka is determined to bag a rock star. Have the focus be on her and have a song written about her.
Unfortunately Dom isn’t the man she thought he was, but it lands her in the lap of Maverick. When he invites her on tour, how can she resist? But one problem she has in her head is that she needs to do all this. But also needs to love the band but have each one love her back.
Maverick is at odds with Callum which is why he ends up right in. The arms of Becka. Becka becomes his world outside of his band Blind Rebels, but just one problem, nothing is ever easy. He has a band member who is going off the rails who has a death wish. A best friend he doesn’t know how to help, but wants to in the worst way.
When Becka gets involved she makes it so Cal can’t resist her. Not taking into account how that will impact him.
Will Maverick find out?
Will Cal be the one to spill the beans about Becka?
Or will Becka truly come clean herself?
Will Cal succeed in moving on from life?
Those questions and so many more.
Go into this story with an open heart. I don’t care for Becka’s game so I was rooting for Cal to blow it all up. Who will you get behind?

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The Fallen Man (The Olympic Peninsula Book 5) by Cat Treadgold – Review by Beverly Finnie

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The Fallen Man: A Heartwarming Holiday Romance Set in the 1990s (The Olympic Peninsula series Book 5)The Fallen Man: A Heartwarming Holiday Romance Set in the 1990s by Cat Treadgold
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The prodigal son returns! The Fallen Man brings the reader the story of the oldest O’Connell sibling and his journey of finding himself. It’s the next book in The Olympic Peninsula Series. A series consisting of 5 books that could possibly be read as standalone novels but flow better in Consecutive order.
Edward is back in his home state let alone town his family is very familiar with. He left the Church. A church that tried to ruin his life and career. If it were not for his ability of clairvoyance he may never have proven his innocence in the matter. Now that he is free of the church he is no longer a celebate man. Finding women flirting and falling at his feet, yet he seems to only have eyes for one.
Lisette keeps seeing this man lingering in her restaurant. When she works up the courage to talk to him, she realizes who it is. An O’Connell sibling, one of the wealthiest families in the area. A man she learns is a good conversationalist and would look forward to getting to know. So when he asks her out she feels, this could be it!
But no connection ever has easy navigation and this story is no different. Edward should really find himself before jumping head first into something new.
What happens between Edward & Lisette?
Will Teresa, Edward’s sister’s assistant, cause problems for them?
Those questions and so many more as you read this no novel. I’ve read all the books in the series and they are all great! I suggest everyone to start at the begin before jumping in.

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The Predator Part One (The Predator Series) by Brooke May – Review by Hannah Porter

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The Predator Part OneThe Predator Part One by Brooke May
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I became a fan of Brooke May’s fabulous writing with her other series. The Long Claw Pride Series ( if you haven’t read it I highly suggest you do) after loving that series I just had to check this one out. It’s a second chance romance that I immediately fell in love with. This is filled with intense emotions, Drama, spice,and chemistry. The author really knows how to write some amazing characters and some not so great characters. That’s you’ll feel some crazy Disdain for lol cough cough Gwen. But that just means the author is doing a great job if she gets you to feel such things. I can’t wait to read more of this series.

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Orange Forest Rabbit by Lois Wickstrom and Lucrecia Darling – Review by Shannen Kern

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The Orange Forest Rabbit MysteriesThe Orange Forest Rabbit Mysteries by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

My household loves it when I bring another book home by this author, and this was no exception! We have read so many of their picture books for younger readers, but the chapter books such as these have been so amazing. My kiddos are 8 and 12 years old so they are the perfect target audience for this wonderful book. Even though I am far past the target age range, I definitely enjoyed reading this as well. There are three short mysteries inside this book and they were all great adventures. The author does an amazing job setting the scene and developing characters and plot well enough for an intriguing story, but still at the proper level for kiddos. I highly recommend picking this up and sharing with the younger ones in your life. You will find yourself enjoying it just as much!

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A Vampire in Disguise (Creatures of the Midwest Series) by Ava Silvers – Review by Sharon Funkhouser

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A Vampire in Disguise (Creatures of the Midwest Book 1)A Vampire in Disguise by Ava Silvers
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is the first book I have read by Ava Silvers, and I really enjoyed her storytelling! Knowing this is the first in a series is exciting; there were definitely pieces of the story that would have felt unresolved or that I had questions about that I am hopeful she expands upon in future stories (like the Librarian?!). Silvers does a great job with describing characters and mystical components; I especially am intrigued by the town that accepts magical beings and encourages them to live without hiding their identities. Definitely looking forward to book 2!

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The Predator Part One (The Predator Series) by Brooke May – Review by Lorralei Hoerner

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The Predator Part OneThe Predator Part One by Brooke May
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

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Wow……this book!!! This story was one roller-coaster of a ride of emotions. I am thinking to myself, why have I not discovered this book earlier. The Predator is book 1 in The Predator series and the author did a great job of bringing two different characters together from different paths of life. Absolute intensity between Chamberlain and K.C….their passion and love for each other is truly undeniable. With self doubt, greed, control, two different family lifestyles and upbringing, you never expect Chamberlain and K.C. to want each other with their every being but they do. This story…..wow..I am already anticipating into diving into the second book as soon as possible…I have to know…

Chamberlain has his eye on the prize, wanting to make it big in the fighting world..never expecting to meet K.C. in a chance encounter. K.C. has her life totally controlled by her parents, whom are high in society, from whom she has to marry to how she dresses and presents herself. K.C. has never had any choices on her own…but the fire that burns when she meets Chamberlain, gives her confidence on what she wants. As their passion and intensity builds for one another….so does the lies, deceit and secrets that no one wants them together, between K.C.s parents to Chamberlain’s crew of ladies whom follow him to all of his fights.

When lines blur and a heartbreaking view as K.C. feels betrayal at the core, will K.C. and Chamberlain be able to overcome…or will the family of K.C. have anything to say about it with utter disappointment…

Definitely read and find out…this story is FANTASTIC!!

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Tally and the Angel, The Sands of Time (Tally and the Angel Series) by Eleanor Dixon – Review by Anantha Rusum

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Tally and the Angel, The Sands of Time: Thrilling Middle Grade fantasy adventure where Greek Myths come alive!Tally and the Angel, The Sands of Time: Thrilling Middle Grade fantasy adventure where Greek Myths come alive! by Eleanor Dixon
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I picked up this book because I love Percy Jackson and there was Greek mythology involved. It is also a modern day tale mixed with mythology, this book is fourth in the series. But I was able to read it as a standalone. The protagonist Tally inherits a mysterious necklace , which houses an Angel, Jophiel. Together they embark on adventures around the world, in this case, the Greek islands and the ancient temples. There are stories inspired from the Greek myths, Greek customs and food. The story has suspense, drama, friendship, family and character building.
This is a perfect book for middle schoolers. I would recommend it for anyone. I am planning to pick up more from this series.

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The Fallen Man (The Olympic Peninsula Book 5) by Cat Treadgold – Review by Tausha Treadway

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The Fallen Man: A Heartwarming Holiday Romance Set in the 1990s (The Olympic Peninsula series Book 5)The Fallen Man: A Heartwarming Holiday Romance Set in the 1990s by Cat Treadgold
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Fallen Man (The Olympic Peninsula Book 5) by Cat Treadgold. This is the 5th book in the Olympic Peninsula Series and its my favorite one. Its the story of Edward who has left the Priesthood and come home. Edward had a rough past before he joined the Priesthood but he has come back to reconnect with his family. Once he returns home he starts going to a local coffee shop where he meets the owner Lisette and he becomes quiet enchanted with her. His family is not fond of her and discourages their relationship. Lisette has a lot of demons in her closet and she really likes Edward so she’s hoping her past won’t come back to haunt her. Will Edward’s family warm up to Lisette because their chemistry is so strong there is no keeping them apart. Will Lisette’s past come out and destroy everything she’s worked so hard to get? Read this amazing contemporary romance to find out. This can be read as a standalone but I always recommend reading them in order.

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Raccoon Reunion by Terri Sabol – Review by Crystal Brehant

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Raccoon ReunionRaccoon Reunion by Terri Sabol
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Rocky’s family gets an invitation to a family reunion. He is really nervous and doesn’t want to go. He has never met his family in the country. He has never even been to the country! When his family gets there, he feels out of place. There’s no way he can remember who everyone is! What are all these new games? Can Rocky find a way to fit in with his family? Read to find out!

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Dinopotamus Solves a Mystery (Dinopotamus Series) by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Crystal Brehant

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Dinopotamus Solves a MysteryDinopotamus Solves a Mystery by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Another cute story by Lois Wickstrom. She really knows her stuff when it comes to writing books for kids of any age! I love her illustrations in the Dinopotamus series. It is really adorable. Dinopotamus can see something the human children cannot see. What is it? How does it happen? How can he make it happen again to benefit the kids? You must read to find out!

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The Queen’s Dance (Heart & Hand Series Book 2) by Nicole E. Kelleher – Review by Karrie Sears

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The Queen's Dance: A Sizzling Slow Burn Fantasy Romance (Heart & Hand Series Book 2)The Queen’s Dance: A Sizzling Slow Burn Fantasy Romance by Nicole E. Kelleher
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Book 1, Wild Lavender hooked me. I had to know more and see what would happen with Claire. Book 2, this book. Most definitely didn’t see the plot twist. Talk about a roller coaster of emotions from chuckling at some of the banter to my heart racing at times. The journey that Claire had to endure and become stronger from it was heart breaking and hopeful. Not to mention that she still had and won the heart of her beloved. Truly masterfully written and beautifully done. Definitely recommend reading.

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Orange Forest Rabbit by Lois Wickstrom and Lucrecia Darling – Review by Nichole Chrisman

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The Orange Forest Rabbit MysteriesThe Orange Forest Rabbit Mysteries by Lois June Wickstrom
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Gregory, his wife Jennifer, and their dog Tobes Pierre are faced with 3 intriguing mysteries. In this book each mystery is its own chapter and Gregory must use his smarts to solve each one. Older kids (upper elementary and middle) will enjoy using their own skills to try and solve each chapter alongside Gregory the Orange Forest Rabbit and his team. The chapters are engaging and easy to read. This is a good book for older readers!

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Raccoon Reunion by Terri Sabol – Review by La Toya Lewis

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Raccoon ReunionRaccoon Reunion by Terri Sabol
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Raccoon Reunion is a fun story about a raccoon family heading to Grandma and Grandpa’s to meet their country cousins. The book explores how to try new things and get along in new situations. Rocky Raccoon finds himself meeting lots of new relatives. It leaves him feeling anxious trying to remember them all. He finds himself in unfamiliar situations but soon finds the courage to speak up and help when there is a problem. This is a great book to teach kids how to find their courage in new situations.

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This Time Around by Kimberly Packard – Review by La Toya Lewis

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This Time AroundThis Time Around by Kimberly Packard
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Josie Gardner is a mom in her forties going through a divorce and finds herself in a position that more than a few of us have dreamt about. She wakes up in her senior year of high school. Will this be a chance for a do-over? Josie is a highly relatable character. She feels like her life is falling apart. Her husband wants to take primary custody of their children and her business just suffered a terrible blow. The part of the plot in the nineties is a fun blast from the past. The friendships with Emily and Sofia were sweet and felt nostalgic. I also enjoyed the scenes with Josie and her parents. You could especially feel the longing for her dad. It was fun guessing how Josie’s actions would impact the future. This was fun to read. If you enjoy time travel plots, this is highly suggested.

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Blurring the Lines & Extras (The Blind Rebels Series) by Amy Kaybach – Review by Dr. Anya Schultz

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Blurring the Lines & Extras (The Blind Rebels)Blurring the Lines & Extras by Amy Kaybach
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is a two-part story of the series The Blind Rebels. This book is a novella that introduces you to what happened before the series begins. This book series follows the story of the behind-the-scenes of the band Blind Rebels. There are four members in the band: Mav; Callum; Killian; and Sammy. While you are introduced to each member, part one of the book really revolves around Mav, Callum, and Mav’s girlfriend, Becka. Becka is a basket case (who hides it well) who is after fame in any way she can find it. When things didn’t work out with a guy from another band, she quickly fell into the arms of Mav. This story is told from the perspective of each character and you learn a lot about the inner workings of the storyline. I don’t want to give anything away but there are secrets and craziness that take place, mainly due to Becka’s instability. Part two of the book starts to introduce you to the three other books in the series. Now, if you have not read the series you may feel a little lost, as I did. However, they are giving you bits and pieces of the other books to introduce a timeline.
As for a book, if you like sex, drugs, and rock & roll, with a side of crazy this is the story for you. While I thought the storyline was fine and I was interested in seeing where this was going, I never felt attached to the characters. It wasn’t that they were not interesting or good characters, but they didn’t do much for me. There is a part of me that wants to hear the other’s stories so I may go back and read them at some point. Lastly, read your trigger warnings.

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The Sins of Men (The Peter Smith Chronicles) by Danny J. Bradbury – Review by Cindy Mayberry

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The Sins of Men: An American Revolutionary War DramaThe Sins of Men: An American Revolutionary War Drama by Danny J. Bradbury
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is an historically written fiction. Peter Beale does what he has to to survive and help his family. As he becomes a man he must continue to do what he can. This book is well written and filled with great knowledge from the author. It touches on many important facts of our history.The Boston Tea Party, Bunker Hill and so many more.The story is fast paced and loaded with great information.
While this is not a book for me, many of you will enjoy it. I know many of my history readers who would enjoy the facts that are shared. As this author has done his research before writing this book. The characters are realistic and also share so much of what life was like for them. This is definitely a series for all history buff’s. Having read the book I know you will enjoy it so much more than I would.

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Orange Forest Rabbit by Lois Wickstrom and Lucrecia Darling – Review by Cindy Rushin

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The Orange Forest Rabbit MysteriesThe Orange Forest Rabbit Mysteries by Lois June Wickstrom
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I really think many children will enjoy this book. It involves a mystery that had some surprises. The story had many twists and turns that kept me interested in finding out how it ends. The author has created a vibrant story that will bring joy to any kid who love mysteries and figuring out what happened. I enjoy this author’s stories and highly recommend them to anyone who’s child loves to read.

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Raccoon Reunion by Terri Sabol – Review by Angela Plate, July 2024

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Raccoon ReunionRaccoon Reunion by Terri Sabol
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Get ready for a thrilling journey of exploration and friendship with Rocky and his companions! This delightful children’s story teaches valuable lessons on the importance of family, overcoming apprehension, and forging strong bonds with others. Through Rocky’s exciting adventures and heartwarming interactions, young readers will learn the value of teamwork, sharing, and cooperation. With its engaging storyline and captivating illustrations, this tale is sure to become a cherished favorite for children and parents alike!

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Dinopotamus Solves a Mystery (Dinopotamus Series) by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Angela Plate, July 2024

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Dinopotamus Solves a MysteryDinopotamus Solves a Mystery by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

If you’re looking for a book that will introduce your young child to the wonders of science in a way that’s both fun and easy to comprehend, this is the perfect choice. The story is engaging and simple, with endearing characters and beautiful illustrations that will spark your child’s imagination and curiosity.

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