Apr 30, 2020

Monthly Re-Cap: April 2020



Hello Readers, Bloggers, and Awesome people! 


~~Books I Read in April 2020~~

  Saltwater Secrets   Beezer The Button Book Story Boat  Meet Me at Midnight 52759112. sx318 sy475   The Invisible Bear  Gotham High  The Bat A is for Another Rabbit
                                  
    ~~Links to Some Reviews~~
    April Reviews

    Saltwater Secrets by Cindy Callaghan (MG) - 4 stars
    The Button Book by Sally Nicholls and Bathan Woolvin (Youth) - 4 stars

    Story Boat by Kyo Maclear  (Youth) - 5 stars 
    The Bat by Elise Gravel (Youth) - 5 Stars 
    Meet me at Midnight by Jessica Pennington (YA) - 5 stars 
    Gotham High by Melissa de la Cruz (YA, GN) - 2.5 stars 
    A is for Another Rabbit by Hannah Batsel (Youth) - 4 stars


    Reviews from Books Read last Month


    Rascal by Jean-Luc Deglin (Adult, GN)  - 5 stars 

    Megabat is a Fraidybat by Anna Humphrey (MG) - 4 stars

    Reviews Coming Soon


    Early Reader Review: Leo's Monster by Marcus Pfister (Youth)

    Early reader Review: The Invisible Bear by Cecile Metzger (Youth)



    Apr 28, 2020

    Early Reader Review: Saltwater Secrets by Cindy Callaghan

    Source: From the publicity agent in exchange for an honest review. This in no way alters my opinion or review.

    Saltwater SecretsSaltwater Secrets by Cindy Callaghan
    Publisher: Aladdin
    Publication Date:  April 28, 2020



    https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/27405327-pop-manga-coloring-book?from_search=true  https://www.amazon.com/Pop-Manga-Coloring-Book-Beautiful/dp/0399578471?ie=UTF8&SubscriptionId=1MGPYB6YW3HWK55XCGG2&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=0399578471&linkCode=as2&redirect=true&ref_=x_gr_w_bb&tag=x_gr_w_bb-20

    Format: Paperback ARC

    Rating:







    Goodreads Synopsis: 
    A story of two sisters, one summer vacation, and one big mystery for them to solve.
    Stella and Josie live for their summers at the boardwalk—each one a carbon copy of the last. Josie lives in Australia most of the year; her half-sister, Stella, lives in New Jersey. But every year, they come together for a beach vacation with their dad, and to make more memories. The real excitement for them is their secret special place under the boardwalk, where they hide their sister scrapbook, adding memories from each summer.
    But this summer feels different. Josie isn’t the same—she’s turned into one of the popular girls that Stella can’t stand. Despite the rocky start to their vacation, they still go to their secret, special place under the boardwalk, adding memories to their sister scrapbook once again.
    That is, until their place is discovered by the owners of the newest store—the Smoothie Factory, which replaced Josie’s favorite sweet spot. Not only have the owners of the Smoothie Factory discovered the cove, they are exploiting the natural habitat, and endangering marine life and everyone at the beach! It’s up to Josie and Stella to figure out how to stop their beloved boardwalk from disappearing for good.
    Review: 
    Stella and Josie are half-sisters and every year they get together over the summer at the New Jersey shore to spend time with their father. This year Stella is trying to reinvent herself in preparation for high school and Josie he just wants to have her normal good time.

    The story is told in alternating points of you and also an alternating periods of time. The whole first part of the book is told from Stella’s point of view for the flashbacks and also for her time at the police station. Later in the book you get Josie’s point of you as well as Stella’s. For almost the whole book, the reader is left in the dark about what happened. All we know if that someone seems to be in the hospital and Stella is at the police station rehashing the whole story. It was a little obnoxious not knowing what happen but it was a very creative way of causing climax in the plot and having the reader really invested.

    I enjoyed the book for the most part. I was sad that Stella was trying so hard and that she was ready to give up on traditions to be the cool kid the whole summer. I know that many of us went through this stage so preteen readers will fully understand it. However summer vacation away from home is the best tome to truly be yourself as a teen, you won’t see any one again and so why not just be your uncool awkward teen self? For that reason, I liked Josie more than Stella for a while and I was angry at Stella for the beginning of the book. Eventually they work it all out and have each other’s backs like a normal summer. They are good sisters overall, but they wouldn’t be sisters or teenage girls without some drama.

    One thing that struck me as odd though was that they are at the shore to visit their dad for the summer but really they spend almost the whole time just together or with pier/summer friends. I would think if this is the only time of the year they spend with dad that he would want to have more family time.

    Either way this was a fun book and great for a summer beach read. I left out a lot about the mystery and the conclusion from this review to keep is as spoiler-free as possible... being in the dark lends a lot to this one. Happy reading!

    Apr 22, 2020

    Recent Reads: Beezer by Brandon Snider


    BeezerBeezer by Brandon Snider
    Narrated by: Fred Berman, Eric Yves Garcia, Joniece Abbott-Pratt, Margaret Ying Drake, Ellen Archer, Steve Rimpici, Jennifer Van Dyck, Neil Hellegers, Sanjiv Jhaveri, Gabriel Vaughan, Josh Hurley

    Length: 2 hrs and 8 mins
    Original Recording Audiobook
    Release date: 01-30-20
    Publisher: Audible Original
    Categories: Kids, Fiction


    https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/27405327-pop-manga-coloring-book?from_search=true  https://www.amazon.com/Pop-Manga-Coloring-Book-Beautiful/dp/0399578471?ie=UTF8&SubscriptionId=1MGPYB6YW3HWK55XCGG2&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=0399578471&linkCode=as2&redirect=true&ref_=x_gr_w_bb&tag=x_gr_w_bb-20

    Format:  Audible Audiobook
    Source: Audible Freebie, February 2020

    Rating:






    Goodreads Synopsis: 
    A lovely coming-of-age tale of Beezer navigating the pre-teen angst of family, feelings, and friends. So what if he’s a demon? For ages nine and up.
    Beelzebub, the prince of demons, is bored. It's his destiny to one day rule the dark underworld known as the Red Realm, but it's sooo boring down there. All he wants to do is lay around all day in the lava pits (ahhh), boss everyone around (rude!), and maybe play a cruel prank (or two). But Beelzebub's father has had it with his son's nasty attitude. No one talks back to the Red King. NO ONE.
    A disgraced Beelzebub is banished by his father and cursed to spend his days in the worst place either of them can imagine: EARTH. Now Beezer (his new name... which he hates) has to navigate a family (way too nice for his liking) that doesn't know the truth behind where he really came from. Oh, and his human body? Not a fan. Too many feelings! And it makes weird sounds.
    What would Beezer do to get back home and reclaim his rightful place next to his father? Anything it takes. That is unless, he finds a new path (ugh, work).
    Review: 
    Let me say this right off, Beexer is a brat and I really hated him throughout this entire audiobook...but it was still an ok book overall. The story follows Beezer as he is kicked out of the Red Realm and sent to Earth for being  a brat to his father. Now he is stuck as an adopted son of a family, without powers, and no idea how to be a mortal. 

    This book is only about 2 hours so it is hard to show growth of a character in such short of a time, but I think that the author did a pretty good job with it. Beezer's new family pretty much kills him with kindness and he has never had that before so it is a good feeling for him, eventually. The story is read by a full cast, and they all did a great job. There were laugh-out-loud parts and times I really wanted to wack Beezer over the head for being a pain, but overall this was an ok read. 

    This was an Audible freebie, I think in the month of February, but it is available for free now for kids out of school at https://stories.audible.com/  (April 2020).

    Apr 21, 2020

    Spotlight: Saltwater Secrets by Cindy Callaghan


    Hello Book Lovers, 

    Here is another spotlight for you.

    Saltwater Secrets by Cindy Callaghan, releasing next week on April 28th, is a "fast-paced mystery told by half-sister sleuths, Stella and Josie, struggling with their own growing pains. When they reunite for their annual beach vacation they discover a new storefront is creating an ecological disaster, threatening salt life, and their secret spot below the boardwalk. The sisters must overcome their differences and growing pains, to save their boardwalk and the memories it holds." 

    I am reading it now and can't wait to share my thoughts soon! Keep an eye out for release day! 
    XOXO, 
    Steph

    Saltwater Secrets by Cindy Callaghan
    Publisher: Aladdin
    Publication Date:   April 28, 2020


    https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/27405327-pop-manga-coloring-book?from_search=true  https://www.amazon.com/Pop-Manga-Coloring-Book-Beautiful/dp/0399578471?ie=UTF8&SubscriptionId=1MGPYB6YW3HWK55XCGG2&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=0399578471&linkCode=as2&redirect=true&ref_=x_gr_w_bb&tag=x_gr_w_bb-20


    Goodreads Synopsis: 
    A story of two sisters, one summer vacation, and one big mystery for them to solve.
    Stella and Josie live for their summers at the boardwalk—each one a carbon copy of the last. Josie lives in Australia most of the year; her half-sister, Stella, lives in New Jersey. But every year, they come together for a beach vacation with their dad, and to make more memories. The real excitement for them is their secret special place under the boardwalk, where they hide their sister scrapbook, adding memories from each summer.
    But this summer feels different. Josie isn’t the same—she’s turned into one of the popular girls that Stella can’t stand. Despite the rocky start to their vacation, they still go to their secret, special place under the boardwalk, adding memories to their sister scrapbook once again.
    That is, until their place is discovered by the owners of the newest store—the Smoothie Factory, which replaced Josie’s favorite sweet spot. Not only have the owners of the Smoothie Factory discovered the cove, they are exploiting the natural habitat, and endangering marine life and everyone at the beach! It’s up to Josie and Stella to figure out how to stop their beloved boardwalk from disappearing for good
    About the Author:

    Cindy Callaghan is the author of the middle grade novels Lost in London, Lost in Paris, Lost in Rome, Lost in Ireland (formerly titled Lucky Me), Lost in Hollywood, the award-winning Sydney Mackenzie Knocks ’Em Dead, Just Add Magic (which is now a breakout streaming original series), and its sequel Potion Problems, and Saltwater Secrets, coming April 2020. She lives in Wilmington, Delaware. See more on cindycallaghan.com


     

    Apr 18, 2020

    Recent Reads: The Button Book by Sally Nicholls and Bethan Woollvin

    Source: From Tundra Books in exchange for an honest review. This in no way alters my opinion or review.

    The Button BookThe Button Book by Sally Nicholls and Bethan Woollvin
    Publisher: Tundra Books
    Publication Date:  October 3, 2019



    https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/27405327-pop-manga-coloring-book?from_search=true  https://www.amazon.com/Pop-Manga-Coloring-Book-Beautiful/dp/0399578471?ie=UTF8&SubscriptionId=1MGPYB6YW3HWK55XCGG2&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=0399578471&linkCode=as2&redirect=true&ref_=x_gr_w_bb&tag=x_gr_w_bb-20

    Format: Hardback

    Rating:







    Goodreads Synopsis: 
    Here’s a button. I wonder what happens when you press it? From a singing button to a tickle button, from a rude sound button to a mysterious white button, there’s only one way to find out what they do... A remarkable adventure powered purely by imagination, where the sounds, songs and play are completely up to you and whoever you're sharing this wonderful book with. This picture book will take you on a magical journey of colour, imagination, and play with a wind-down bedtime ending (unless you’re asked to read it again). 
    Review: 
    The Button Book is a book about learning colors but also a fun activity book for kids. Each spread has a button that is a color and the animal characters are curious about it, should they press it? What will happen?

    Each button has a color and specific shape that can help with learning both and once pressed leads to a new spread of pages with different kinds of activities. Young readers will enjoy turning pages to see what fun activity is next, like clapping, singing, making raspberry noises etc. and then pressing all the buttons to get back again. It is a very cute book with all sort of fun. 

    This book will be both entertaining and educational (colors, shapes, animals) and it is agreat one to add to your growing collection.

    Apr 16, 2020

    Early Reader Review: Rascal by Jean-Luc Deglin

    Source: From Netgalley and IDW Publishing in exchange for review. This in no way alters my opinion or review.

    Rascal by Jean-Luc Deglin
    RascalPublisher: IDW Publishing
    Publication Date:  May 5, 2020



    https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/27405327-pop-manga-coloring-book?from_search=true  https://www.amazon.com/Pop-Manga-Coloring-Book-Beautiful/dp/0399578471?ie=UTF8&SubscriptionId=1MGPYB6YW3HWK55XCGG2&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=0399578471&linkCode=as2&redirect=true&ref_=x_gr_w_bb&tag=x_gr_w_bb-20

    Format:  Ebook

    Rating:







    Goodreads Synopsis: 
    Rascal is a cat. My cat. I didn't ask for him, he just sort of... happened to me. But that's just how it works sometimes, isn't it?
    When a mysterious mewling package arrives in the mail, one busy young woman's life changes forever. Rascal lives up to his name, filling every day with wild adventures and long naps: brave expeditions into closets, fierce battles with curtains, and wrestling with slumbering giants... Sometimes she's tempted to throw him out the window. He's lucky he's cute.
    Over 128 pages, Jean-Luc Deglin paints a purring portrait of one unforgettable black cat, an elegant inky swirl in a world of striking blue tones. Hilarious and heartwarming, exasperating and enchanting, Rascal captures the full range of emotions that come with keeping God's cutest killing machine as a pet.
    If you love cats, or dream of having one, this book is dedicated to you. Once you bring Rascal into your life, you'll wonder how you ever lived without him.
    Review: 
    As a cat owner, I loved this book. I think any pet owner would love it but it will really resonate with cat owners.  

    Rascal is a graphic novel about a young woman who is left with a kitten by interesting circumstances. The kitten, as kittens do, gets into everything, doesn't want to cooperate, and is a bit of a terror. Cat lovers will fell the love/hate emotion this owner feels as they follow the story of their relationship.

    The panels of this graphic novel are simplistic but so funny. The emotion, mostly frustration for the first half of the book, is so obvious through the images. It is really well done. I found myself laughing and commiserating with the main character the entire time... as my cat was trying to sit on my keyboard while I was reading on my computer.

    Although hilarious, I really hope it is not based on real like because her mother leaves her the cat in a box, in the mailbox for about a week! (You read that correctly! IN A BOX).

    Overall this is an adorable, quick read that any cat lover will enjoy. 

    Apr 15, 2020

    Blog Tour: Spotlight w/ Giveaway! Lark's Labyrinth by Cathy Cash Spellman



    About the Book
    The Spear that pierced Christ’s side on the Cross has played a secret, but major role in history. Charlemagne, Constantine, Otto the Barbarian, The Knights Templar and Adolf Hitler all owned it... and believed it gave them the power to rule the world.

    What if they were right?

    The first time Dr. Cait Monahan ever heard of the Spear of Longinus was the night her husband was murdered because of it. That was when the terror began.

    …right before the U.S. Government, the CIA, Neo Nazis, the Vatican and a secret cabal of 13 powerful global manipulators sent their assassins after her and her 9 year old.

    ...just before a lethal secret propelled her across Europe following a riddle that hadn’t been solved since the Holocaust.

    …just before Cait Monahan became entrapped in an interdimensional labyrinth that her own husband may have helped design.

    Now she’s a player in a game that has led to mystery, magic, mayhem and murder for over 2000 years, and only the help of a tribunal of long dead men may be able to save her.

    Vibrant and cerebral, filled with intrigue, Conspiracy Theory and more ancient secrets than the Dead Sea Scrolls, Lark’s Labyrinth pits characters you’ll care about against a mystery you’ll want to solve.


    Inside Lark’s Labyrinth is a secret men have killed for …now a woman, her sister, her child and their small band of friends are all that stand between us and the dark, insidious power that’s a hairsbreadth away from ruling the world.  









    Praise for Praise for CATHY CASH SPELLMAN
    “...Almost impossible to put down. The Author has the ability to produce one powerful scene after another and the action draws you helplessly on...” ―Publisher’s Weekly on So Many Partings
    “...A cross between The Thorn Birds and Ragtime...” ―ALA Booklist on So Many Partings
    “Flows along with an inexorable narrative current that propels the readers from one involving episode to the next.” ―Booklist on So Many Partings
    “An energetic plot that never takes a breather.” ―Kirkus Reviews on Paint the Wind
    “A western extravaganza.. a plot teeming with outsize characters.” ―Publishers Weekly on Paint the Wind
    “I have never read a book or connected with an author who has touched me so deeply – as a mother, a grandmother, and another psychic kindred soul!” ―Elizabeth Taylor on Bless the Child
    “This book has really touched my heartstrings as both a mother and grandmother. And Cathy Cash Spellman is one hell of a writer!” ―Maureen Stapleton on Bless the Child
    “With a seductive, at times spellbinding style, author Spellman (An Excess of Love) incorporates ancient myths into an entrancing romantic thriller.. Spellman succeeds in capturing the reader’s close attention as an unrelenting sense of foreboding drives the narrative forward with power.” ―Publisher’s Weekly on Bless the Child    

    About the Author
    PHOTO CREDIT: DAKOTA CASH
    Multiple New York Times and International Bestsellers, a Paramount Movie, book sales in 22 countries, Cathy Cash Spellman writes stories about love, friendship, adventure, and history. Known for her big sprawling sagas and memorable characters, Cathy writes the kind of stories women like to lose themselves in, and then remember long after the book is done. 

    Her books range through several genres: contemporary, historical, mystery, mystic and romance. Several take place in two time-frames, both current and historical.

    Bless the Child was a Paramount movie in 2000, starring Kim Basinger and Jimmy Smits, and Paint The Wind has been optioned for film and TV.

    Cathy is an Astrologer, Martial Artist (Black Belt Goju Ryu Karate) and has expertise in Chinese Medicine, several alternative healing modalities and many metaphysical disciplines.


    She has written for Self, Harper’s Bazaar, Town & Country, Mademoiselle, Cosmo, Penthouse, Mode, Kung Fu and many other magazines about women, health, empowerment, sexuality, spiritual philosophy and Astrology. She blogs for The Huffington Post and The New York Times.  


    Find the Author


    Giveaway is open to International. | Must be 13+ to Enter

     2 Winners will receive a $50 Dollar PayPal/Amazon Gift Card.

    1 Winner will receive a $25 Dollar PayPal/Amazon Gift Card.

    ENDS: MAY 4, 2020
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    Apr 14, 2020

    Spotlight: Around Midnight by Zarina Macha

    Hello Book Lovers! 

    Today is another spotlight! This time for a book called Around Midnight

    Around Mignight by Zarina Macha is a contemporary young adult drama for ages fourteen and up. Below you will read more about the book, the author and see a video of the reading of the first chapter!

    This book is available now and available for $0.99, so if it something you might be interested, please go pick it up!
    XOXO,
    Steph



    Around Midnight by Zarina Macha
    Publisher: Zarina Macha
    Publication Date:  January 20. 2020



    https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/27405327-pop-manga-coloring-book?from_search=true  https://www.amazon.com/Pop-Manga-Coloring-Book-Beautiful/dp/0399578471?ie=UTF8&SubscriptionId=1MGPYB6YW3HWK55XCGG2&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=0399578471&linkCode=as2&redirect=true&ref_=x_gr_w_bb&tag=x_gr_w_bb-20




    About the Book
    Around Midnight is the third young-adult drama by Zarina Macha.
    The harder you love, the higher the stakes.
    Jazz is everything to Megan Hollis. When her hands clasp the saxophone, melodies flow with each breath.
    Music carries her from Copperwood to London, with university on the horizon. Set on attending London’s prestigious School of Jazz, all elements of her life harmonize.
    Then she meets Vincent Turner, the mysterious guy with a dangerous reputation. Intoxicated by his possessive charms, Megan’s love shifts from melodic bliss to a dissonant nightmare.
    While the future promises stardust dreams, her new relationship takes a turn for the worse. Megan becomes caught between what she wants and what everyone believes is best for her.
    Will Megan learn to dance to the beat of her own rhythm?

    Available from the Following Retailers for 99 cents/pence!

    Praise for Around Midnight
    “If you enjoy strong characters, emotional conflict and young adult fiction, go and look at Zarina Macha’s books.” – Petrina Binney, author and blogger
    “There was so much truth and raw emotion in this novel, I found myself loving and hating the romance between Vince and Megan in equal measure.” – MA Thomas, author and blogger
    “I grew to care what happened to Megan and I couldn’t help but want her to find happiness whatever she wants to do.” – Laura Furuta
    “The words flowed like music right off the page. My artist’s soul recognized the artistic heart behind this story immediately.” – Heather Lovelace
    “This is the first book that I have read from this author and wow she blew me away.” – Heather Bass
    “Full of angst and betrayal, love and hurt, confusion and loss…a quick but complex read that packs all the emotions for young love.” – Jenni Bishop



    First Chapter Read by Itsy Bitsy Book Bits


    About the Author
    Born and raised in North London, UK; Zarina Macha (pronounced 'matcha') is a musician and writer with a thirst for knowledge and a love of entertaining. From a young age she loved to write stories and poetry, and was given her first diary by her mother at the age of six. Macha rightly describes words as her passion. She has a deep love of books, and finds it hard to think about anything else when her head is stuck inside a good story.


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    Apr 13, 2020

    Recent Reads: The Story Boat by Kyo Maclear

    Source: From Tundra Books in exchange for an honest review. This in no way alters my opinion or review.

    Story BoatThe Story Boat by Kyo Maclear and illustrated by Rashin Kheiriyeh
    Publisher: Tundra Books
    Publication Date:  February 4, 2020



    https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/27405327-pop-manga-coloring-book?from_search=true  https://www.amazon.com/Pop-Manga-Coloring-Book-Beautiful/dp/0399578471?ie=UTF8&SubscriptionId=1MGPYB6YW3HWK55XCGG2&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=0399578471&linkCode=as2&redirect=true&ref_=x_gr_w_bb&tag=x_gr_w_bb-20

    Format: Hardback

    Rating:









    Goodreads Synopsis: 
    When you have to leave behind almost everything you know, where can you call home? Sometimes home is simply where we are: here. A picture book about the refugee experience through a child's eyes.
    When a little girl and her younger brother are forced along with their family to flee the home they've always known, they must learn to make a new home for themselves -- wherever they are. And sometimes the smallest things -- a cup, a blanket, a lamp, a flower, a story -- can become a port of hope in a terrible storm. As the refugees travel onward toward an uncertain future, they are buoyed up by their hopes, dreams and the stories they tell -- a story that will carry them perpetually forward. 
    Review: 
    The Story Boat is a children's book that is about imagination and adventure, but is it also about refugees traveling. This book is absolutely beautiful and poetic in its writing. 

    If you don't know that this book is about refugees or if that concept is way to advance for your little readers, that is ok. Some might say that this is  children's book written for adults, and they are probably right, but the whimsical nature of taking ordinary objects and making them magical and using your imagination is something that all young kids do and understand, so they will understand that aspect of the book. 

    The illustration throughout are simple yet fun and inviting and the items they describe are everyday items, cups, blankets etc. The words are lyrical and poetic and they had me, as an adult swooning over them, and for a children's book, that is a feat. I loved this book. It was beautifully written, beautifully illustrated, and a holds very strong message about the power of imagination through a multitude of circumstances. 

    Apr 12, 2020

    Building the Book Pile #323


    Welcome to Building the Book Pile!  A Weekly meme inspired by Stacking the Shelves

    Hello Readers, Bloggers, and Awesome people! 


    Hello Hello! 
    Happy Easter for those that are celebrating!!

    Another week working from home, social distancing and reading. My hubs and I started an online book club for some friends and family and we will chat for the first time on Wednesday. I am excited about it.

    My class started this week so lots to do there. I have a short paper I need to finish that is due tonight.... otherwise just doing puzzles and reading in spare time. I have also gotten some WoW time in. :)

    If you enjoy the blog and want to share some love and caffeine, you can buy me a coffee via Ko-fi

    Share about your week with me in the comments below!
     



    Current Giveaways
      


    Coming up on the Blog

    Recent Reads: The Story Boat by Kyo Maclear (Youth)

    Spotlight: Around Midnight by Zarina Macha (YA)

    Blog Tour: Spotlight with Giveaway! Lark's Labyrinth by Cathy Cash Spellman

    Early Reader Review: Rascal by Jean-Luc Deglin (GN)

    Recent Reads: The Button Book by Sally Nicholls (Youth)





    Books Received Recently...

    None for review, but I picked up this one for Isolation Book Club
    The Secret of the Stones by Ernest Dempsey - Available to Borrow for Free with Prime Reading.
    The Secret of the Stones (Sean Wyatt, #1; Lost Chambers Trilogy, #1)

    Have you missed anything lately?

    Comment and leave me a link to your Round-up/ STS/ Weekly...anything, post and I will stop by and say hello!
    Happy Reading!