Featured Book: “Roosevelt Banks and the Attic of Doom” by Laurie Calkhoven
Because his sister is on the way, Roosevelt Banks has to give up his room and sleep in the attic, which he is convinced is haunted because to the noises…
A Book Review by Kajori: “Dogs of the Deadlands” by Anthony McGowan
Anthony McGowan’s Dogs of the Deadlands is a heart-wrenching story set in the wilderness of Ukraine. The Chernobyl Disaster changes the lives of Natasha and her beloved dog, Zoya. McGowan…
Featured Book: “A Very Wide River” by Asa Childress
Children will learn the value of love & wisdom in this inspiring story… with a twist! A little girl is moved by compassion for the hungry children on the other…
Featured Book: “Love Snaggs” by Melanie Mezzancello
Meet Snaggs, the yorkie mix. After his life on Earth is done, Snaggs crosses the Rainbow Bridge and wakes up in Summerland – the place our beloved pets and other…
Featured Book: “Dogs of the Deadlands” by Anthony McGowan
Book Details Synopsis Chernobyl, 1986. How will dogs manage to stay alive in the absence of humans? As people tried to escape the nuclear tragedy, they were compelled to abandon…
A Book Review by Kajori: “Melody Finch” by Ian Boyd and Gary Luck
Ian Boyd and Gary Luck’s Melody Finch is a lesson-packed children’s novel set in Australia. The illustrated book follows Melody, a young girl who is transformed into a bird. Melody’s…
A Book Review by Fermosalua: “Noah’s Quest” by Sev Emanuel Pretila
“Noah’s Quest” is a fantasy adventure novelette with a relatable hero, charming dialogues, and meaningful lessons that not only make for a brief, endearing and memorable read but set young…
A Book Review by Shrabastee: “Vasilisa” by Julie Mathison
Vasilisa by Julie Mathison is a young adult fantasy book that merges Russian folklore with a coming-of-age story. It features the adventures of a teenage girl named Vasilisa, who is…
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