This was a little unexpected read but it was so worth every word. A young girl saves the world, closing the gates of hell, and walked away. Or so Meg thought. When she returns so much came out from her past that she now has to deal with. This was a very well-paced read and I couldn’t put it down. This book has it all, romance, fantasy, lead women, action packed, adventure, paranormal and so much more. This was a great read and totally worth the day it took me to read it. Can’t wait for the next ones.
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WOW what an incredible page turner of a book, I honestly couldn’t turn the pages fast enough to know how this story was going to go. This book had so much, and it was hard not to find something I didn’t like about it, it was filled with suspense, love, fantasy, mystery, twists and turns, related characters, action and so much more. Whisper had to learn so much and figure things out, and what to do that it was easy to understand where they were coming from and what they were going thou. The growth with the character thou the book was very well done that it was hard not to feel like you were right there holding their hand thou it all. This is a highly recommendable book that I don’t think you will be disappointed by.
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This was a super cute book, and the kids absolutely loved it. the pictures were super cute and went really well with the story line and are very great illustrated. My kids loved this book right from the beginning and thought it was funny listening to the kids run around chasing a pig to catch it. They really hoped the bully didn’t win thou and were super excited on the outcome of the story. Angela really shows how you can stand up for yourself and all about patience and understanding. This was a great kid’s books.
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I was so thrilled when I seen this next book in this series come out and couldn’t wait to get back to Titania and the fae world. this series is one should really read all the books to understand the whole picture. The author created an interesting world and one that was so well written into the story that it was hard to not be able to picture it, the world that if you like fantasy books about fae, you will love this too. Titania knows she needs to remain hidden to protect her people and realm, but she can’t sit still. Her selflessness and desire to protect fae and humans is inspiring. The sacrifices she continues to make is amazing. Titania has the desire to help and wants more then just be someone to look pretty for. Foster by her side, she has confidence that it’ll be enough. That is till the earthquakes start. When her people start losing their livelihoods she needs help. When she goes up to see her friends they create a plan. A plan to protect all the types of supernatural beings. This book was so memorizing I couldn’t put it down like the last ones, its filled with hope, love, fantasy, danger, action, and so much more.
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This was a very fast-moving tale that intricately weaves together so much from mythology, astrology, dark magic, monsters, war, secrets, fear, action, fantasy, sci-fi, magic, family, and gods. I did not know that this was the 5th book so I didn’t read the other ones, and I will say that I was a little lost about what was going on, but it didn’t take me much to figure it out, but I recommend reading them in order, which is what I will be doing next. I found this book hard to put it down and couldn’t stop reading to know what was going to happen. The characters in this book must go thou some tough journey and discussions and figure who to trust and then question almost everything that they do. Each one had a unique and well-developed personality. I really enjoyed this book and will be going back to read the rest.
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This book really kept me on the edge and was a real page turner, I couldn’t put it down, I needed this book. This book really flowed really well with the story and was so easy to follow and really get into the story line. This book was filled with the unknown, secrets, werewolves, danger, suspense, thrills and chills, and horror. A small town with its secrets that don’t like newcomers and try to push them away. John is a wonderful, developed character that this story really made it feel like you know him. this was an incredible read that I can’t wait for more.
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This was an incredible second book to this series and you will want to read them in order too. Once again, this author spun a story that was captivating, had so many twists and turn that was so hard to put down or not enjoy. It was filled with magic, the supernatural and so much more that this book was honestly a no brain for me to read. This book was fast paced but easy to keep up with as Julia grows into who she, and a journey of self-discovery. The characters are so well done that it felt like you could get to really know them and understand who they are. I enjoyed this book and really can’t wait for the next one.
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This was a really perfect book for my kids to learn about the decisions that we make can have consequences with everything we do. These series are super cute, and my kids have loved all of them so far. Each one has an amazing learning on how to problem solve but then things might not go the way you plan it too at first. It deals with problem solving and also understanding and honesty. The illustrations go very well with the story and, they are very well done that it kept my kids engaged in the story. I absolutely love these Buddy the Corgi series books, and how it teaches kids some lessons that are good for everyday things.
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This was a really perfect book for my kids to learn that waiting can be hard. I know my kids are still learning this and this book was great to show them that waiting can be frustrating and that its hard when its not right away. This book shows patience and understanding that things take time. My kids really love the illustrations of book, and it goes very well with the story. These stories of Buddy are amazing, and my kids absolutely love them. Buddy is waiting for his forever home and my kids resonated with this due to our dogs too. This is a great book for kids to learn how things are to take time and we need to have patents sometimes.
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This was a really perfect book for my kids to learn that its ok to be a little different then anyone else. That we are all different in everything that we do and that’s ok. I love how it also showed that someone else’s words don’t mean anything and that you can be special in your own way and that’s ok. The book shows how all the farm animals are different in their own way, and that its ok to be different. This book has amazing illustrations that flowed and went well with the story and my children really engaged with this story. its short and easy to read.
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I absolutely love how each and every one of these Porter and Midge books have a very learning and informative story to each and everyone of them. This story follows with learning about healthy snacks for your dog. This book really followed well with the illustrations and where colorful and engaging to my kids. After we read this the kids wanted to make healthy snacks for our dogs because this book also shared some snake recipes. This is a great book for kids to learn and engage them into doing activities.
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This short story had me hooked from the first page, being a short book, I thought the story would be rush and everything will be jammed into it and then had a bad ending, but boy was I wrong on all of this. Even for a short read this story flowed very well and was very well written. The story line itself was well done and flowed very well that I never felt lost or didn’t understand what was going on. The characters were so amazingly done that it was hard not to relate or find yourself rooting for them. Rene had lost his siter and trying to cope he turns to substance, but then he starts hallucinating a woman. Belladonna has lived her life in a forest and everything she has been living for is not all that great, but then she finds Rene and it seems to her everything has changed. There was so much packed into this story there’s drama, magic, the supernatural, a dark romance, thrill and a murder mystery to be solved.
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I will say that this was a really well-done children’s story, the illustrations were done very well, and the story had a great flow with the pictures, that my children really enjoyed. However, I didn’t realize this book was religious, which I have no problem with, but my kids had a lot of extra questions about it. but it is about how we can be brave, strong and courageous in everything we do. It was easy for my children to follow and understand and they still enjoyed the book.
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What I really engaging story for children with different words. I was I little spectacle about this book at first because I was thinking that I didn’t even know these words myself, so having this as a children’s book throw me off. But my kids found it very enjoyable and the illustrations to this book were amazing and so wonderful to look at, that they went well with the words. this was a real engaging and delightful read with different words.
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This book had and held my attention right from the beginning pages. This story had an interesting twist with legends around king Arthur. As Morgan she believed that everything was a fairy tale and that’s all it was, until the truth started coming out and now those fairy tales aren’t just tales anymore. Morgan is an incredible female heroin, that’s strong willed, and isn’t afraid to stand her ground. If you like fairy tales turned real, to dragons, witches, the supernatural, magic and so much more, this story will have you engaged from the beginning. I can’t wait to read more into this tale.
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I really enjoyed this book, but this book 2 to the series and highly suggest reading the first boo first, to have a better understanding on what this story is all about. This is a book that continues on from the pervious book. This story is filled history, time travel, twists and turns, love, loss, mystery, supernatural, science and so much more. Each chapter is takes place in a new time period and follows the journey of Gaelen’s hope on being able to change the past to fix the future that it has turned into, or will it still end up the way it I no mater what happens? The characters in this book are so intriguing that it was easy to care for and very likable and relatable, that it makes you feel like you know them all on a deeper level. This story catches the reader, and it was very hard to put it down, I really enjoyed this read and cant wait to know if their will be more to this story.
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I absolutely loved each one of these books in this series, I read them over the last few years, and they are still a favorite that I really enjoy. Below are each of my reviews on each incredible book below. Also, you should read them in order because there is a lot in the book on why and how the world became the way it is and if you don’t read them in order, you will get lost.
Magic-Price: Reviewed on November 28, 2021 OMG were to start with this book. This book literally had everything, from magic, betrayal, loyalty, love, guilty, it had all the feelings in this book. Ian is an amazing character that it was hard for me not to root for him. it kept me on the edge of my seat the whole way through that I couldn’t put it down. The situations that happen you really have to wonder if they would be able to get out of it. How it seems like everyone in the world hates him, but he still does the best that he thinks he can. I really enjoyed this book, it was very well written, and I can’t wait to read more from this. I might even read this one again. Magic-Scars: Reviewed on August 23, 2022 This is book two and honestly, I couldn’t have enjoyed it anymore then the first one. It starts off right away with not even remembering what was going on. And when troy finally starts to remember, he try’s very hard to put it all together. The author wrote this incredible book of kings, fighters, magic, betrayal, war, evil, and so much more that I could not put it down and just had to read to know what was going to happen to our wonderful characters. Magic users in this book use to be the ones that ruled, but people got scared and so they feared the Shinree and tried to do anything to control them, including drugging them. This book kept me reading and, on my seat, the whole time. But so did the first book in this amazing trilogy. Can’t wait to read book three to know what will happen. Great book, recommend.
Magic-Borne: Reviewed on April 17, 2023 I have read all the books to this series and not one has disappointed me yet. It is a little heart wrenching that this will be the last book of the trilogy but I’m so glad that I read them. this book was very well written that once again I felt like I was right there in the story, from loving the characters to hating them all in one. This book was filled with magic and fantasy, lots of action. This book like the
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This book was incredibly hard to put down. I felt like I couldn’t read it fast enough to know what was going to happen. The characters in this book were super relatable and well developed I almost felt like I know who they were and that they were real people. The story line flowed very well and went well together that it was easy to follow. There was just enough twists and turns into the book that it really kept me guessing into what was going to happen. Gillian would do anything for her brother, so when he falls ill to the sweeping illness that sweeps over the land, Gillian gets prepared to do anything to help him and bring him back to good health, even if that means to enter the forbidden shadowlands. This story really put a twist to the little red riding fairy tale, but it’s filled with so much adventure, twists and turns, witches, magic, action, dragons, fairy tales was an incredible read, highly recommended.
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What an incredible wide ride of a story this was, I couldn’t put it down and was consuming this book just as fast as I could breathe. This book gave just the right number of twists and turns that kept my attention and wanting more. This book plugged into a world of conspiracy theories, manipulation, thriller high-stakes, deception and mystery. Harper a strong-willed woman, filled with determination, starts to unravel the story behind what has happened to her brother. But will the government be able to keep their secrets to themselves or will it all come crashing down? This book was so intriguing and the twists in it really kept the mystery till the end. This was a gripping story, if you pick it up be prepared not to do anything but find out if Harper can solve this and get out of the situation.
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This loved this book so much; I am always fascinated by books that can weave in real life history into a book that really makes it feel like it was alive. The development to this story really made me feel like I was right there along for the ride. This book was filled with so much from time traveling, history, mystery, sci-fi, fantasy and a little romance rolled all into one. The twists and turns into this story really had e from the beginning. The story was incredible with a friendship over 200 years, Simon and Gaelan, trying to help he’s wife things turned for the worse and now Simon can’t seem to follow were he’s wife went. The ending was more surprising, it seems that it left opening for the second book, which I can’t not wait to dive into. I would highly recommend.
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This book is different from what I normally read, I usually just go for the paranormal but thought to switch it up a bit and I couldn’t be happier in doing so. This book was incredible. The story and conflicts and just everything in it kept me on my seat and wanting to read it more. This book really took on a classic and made it into a new way to look at the paranormal. The story flowed so well together that it never made me feel lost and had to turn back again. I really enjoyed the characters but especially Greer she is strong and could sense things and see things that no one else could. I really can’t wait to know if there will be more to this story and what more it could offer.
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This book had my attention right from the first word to the last word in the book. This book really gave me the feelings of being in the book, it was so detailed I was like a fly on the wall. The world was well thought out and felt like you were living right along with everything happening, it was unique in its own way. the characters are so well developed that I even felt like I know them a little bit on a personal level. The book starts off with foreshadowing and it was captivating that this book gripped me and held me till the end. It’s a fantasy world with monsters and adventure, romance, and so many twists and turns that I was wondering if Selene could get, thou it all. I can’t wait to read more into this series.
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This was super cute kids’ book, my kids really loved the pictures in it, which were very well done and illustrated. The pictures went very well with this story and flowed very good together. It was super easy to read that even my 7-year-old was able to read it. the problem that Joe goes through to learn how to read were very interesting and can be very relatable. But what joe learns the most is that everything takes time, and you learn at your own pace. This was a great learning book, especially for my youngest who is also learning new things and had been getting frustrated with certain stuff. It was a great fun read for my kids and very enjoyable.
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This was super cute kids’ book, my kids really loved the pictures in it, which were very well done and illustrated. The pictures went very well with this story and flowed very good together. It was super easy to read that even my 7-year-old was able to read it. its all about a mouse that wants to fly, but the bord thinks he’s crazy and tells the mouse his idea is “absurd”. But in the end, everyone wants to help, it was a team effort to see if they can bring the mouses ide to reality. This was a super enjoyable read.
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This book had 14 different stories that kept me entertained and thoroughly enjoyed. Each story had its own little spin, but all had the same concepts around time. Some stories were dark in nature, horrifying, to a fantasy world, the paranormal or the unknown, to sci-fi, that it wouldn’t matter what your favorite is there is something in here that you would thoroughly enjoy. The stories each were a different world that really made you feel the story, the twists and turns in some holds you close and won’t let go. The worlds in each one were interesting on their own, and the story lines of each were easy to follow. Each story had its own mystery element and the thought of unknown to it, that for being short stories im always amazed at how much plot, development twists and turns, mystery, and the story itself can be packed into the small number of pages. One after the other my attention was held by each and every one of these stories.
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From the beginning of this book, I was instantly hooked and couldn’t get enough of it, I was hooked from day one. This story was surprisingly good, filled with supernatural, mystery, adventure, thrill, chills, and so much more. Hazel and willow are sisters, and when one sister goes missing and isn’t found, the other sister goes into sister mood and does everything she possibly can to find her. But when willows ghost shows up with still no sign or her car, what really happened to her? This book had me on the edge of my seat, the characters were so well done it really made you feel like you know them, and the story line really flowed together and well. I can’t wait to read more in this series too, for the book didn’t end on a happy note, and continues in the next book.
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This was a cute experiment book for kids. The draws resonated towards my kids when I read this because it was in a style that they would be drawing right now, they were super excited that they even draw some pictures of there to go with the book after. The illustrations did go very well this book, and really made the story more vivid to what was going on. This follows a dinosaur that wonders why the ground around him gets warm, the examples and experiments that they go thou were very interesting to read about and how the figure out why the grounds hot. Great kids’ book, I like books that my kids can make up their own ideas on what’s going on and their ideas to figure something out.
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I absolutely loved the other books and couldn’t wait to for this one. I have to say it did not disappoint either. It was another engaging story of tally and her little guardian angle that helps her along the way. tally is a very strong-willed girl that kind of does her own thing and seem to always get in a little trouble but ends up winning in the end. And once again this story did the same. This book was very well written and developed with the characters that it making you really feel like you know them personally. This one sweeps us off to Greece and learning about today’s culture, but also, it has a little Greek Mythology twisted into this story. this book was very intriguing, and I couldn’t put it down like the other ones, highly recommend thou you start at the beginning.
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I have to start off by saying my kids really enjoyed this book. It was about a racoon that goes in a family reunion but has never meet any of his family that is there before. Rocky the racoon is scared and really doesn’t want to talk or play with anyone. This book really taught my kids that its ok to be scared and that yes it can be scary to go to a new place can be scary. The artwork was super adorable, detailed and has some Amazing vibrant colors, and flowed very well with the story. This was a great learning book to understand feelings and the feelings we get with doing something new.
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I have to start off by saying my kids really enjoyed this book, they were right into each story and mystery trying to solve it before the end of the story. This children’s book is for kids 5 and up. This is a chapter book with three mysteries to solve in this book, first the mystery of the missing meteor fields, all a meteor that hits a carrot field and what happens. The mystery of the haunted amusement park, what is happening at carrot world. The clue in the airwhale art, a carrot ship that has a mystery of its own watching. These books also had little life lessons into the stories that weave into each story together perfectly. Each story was very well written that you could almost see what is happening in the story. Very easy to understand and read.
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