My City Speaks is a delightful picture book written by Darren Lebeuf and illustrated by Ashley Barron. The story follows a young girl who is visually impaired as she navigates the city with her father. It’s a celebration of sounds, scents, and textures set to the rhythm of a large city. There’s much to loveContinue reading “Book Review: “My City Speaks” by Darren Lebeuf”
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Book Review: “Larry Gets Lost in the Library” by Eric Ode
Larry Gets Lost in the Library is a fun picture book set to release on August 3, 2021. The story follows a puppy named Larry who’s search for a book turns into an adventure that takes him to the city library. A young boy named Pete is visiting his grandparents on the farm for theContinue reading “Book Review: “Larry Gets Lost in the Library” by Eric Ode”
Keagan’s Review of “Fear No Evil” by Allen Brokken
Fear No Evil is a middle-grade christian fantasy novel by Allen Brokken. It includes magical beings like giants, acidic salamanders, and small goblin-like creatures who live in peace with bears. And a world where the Darkness threatens the peace between all creatures. Lauren, Aiden, and Ethan are separated when the ferry carrying them across aContinue reading “Keagan’s Review of “Fear No Evil” by Allen Brokken”
Three Picture Books to Encourage Faith and Inner Strength
I Am Enough by Grace Byers Empowering and poetic, I Am Enough offers readers a powerful message and engaging illustrations that blend whimsy and realism. While it isn’t a traditional story or specifically Christian like the other two books in this post, it is full of positive affirmations celebrating that everyone and everything has aContinue reading “Three Picture Books to Encourage Faith and Inner Strength”
Keagan’s Review: A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L’Engle
A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L’Engle is a middle-grade novel with a blend of science fiction and fantasy. It was published in early 1962 after being rejected in previous years. The story follows a girl named Meg as she tries to find her father. Meg’s little brother, Charles Wallace, and her new friend Calvin O’KeefeContinue reading “Keagan’s Review: A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L’Engle”
K.A. Cummins 