The Vanderbeekers of 141ST Street by Karina Yan Glaser Reviewed by Brenna S. This book was so much fun to read! It was funny, adventurous, and extremely heartwarming! Mama and Papa live in a beautiful brownstone house in Harlem, New York. They have a set of twins, Jesse and Isa, Oliver, Hyacinth, and Laney as well …
Salt to the Sea by Ruta Sepetys From the first page, Sepetys held me captive with her compelling first-person accounts of refugees fleeing from Russian forces. It's the story of four people of different backgrounds forced to depend upon each other to stay alive. Will they get aboard the Wilhelm Gustloff –their hope of deliverance? …
Something's Eating the Garden, by Pam Fries, is a delightful rhyming book just in time for spring. The colorful illustrations and humorous dialogue keeps children and their parents amused. This may become a book you'll have to read again and again. "Oh no, something is eating the garden! What could it be?" I highly recommend …
I loved Ted Dekker's AD30 and AD33. So when I came across, The 49th Mystic, I was eager to jump into another of his adventures. My expectations were not disappointed. Sixteen-year-old Rachelle Matthews' life is defined by darkness and fear. When the Shadow Man who haunts her dreams manifests himself in the planned community of Eden, …
Second book in The Fifth Wave series by Rick Yancy, The Infinite Sea gripped me from the first page - every fiction writer's desire. I did not read the The Fifth Wave first, as it was not available, but curiosity carried me along and most of the gaps were filled in as I read. Four of …
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