At-A-Glance Title: The Legend of Rock, Paper, Scissors Author: Drew DaywaltIllustrator: Adam RexSeries: None Genre: Picture BookAudience: Ages 4-8Release Date: April 4, 2017 This book reminds me of: The clever use of humor and interesting story perspective remind me of the Bad Seed by John Jory, illustrated by Pete Oswald. Content: One instance of theContinue reading “Book Review: The Legend of Rock, Paper, Scissors”
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Keagan’s Review: Spin the Golden Lightbulb
At-A-Glance Title: Spin the Golden Light Bulb Author: Jackie YeagerSeries: The Crimson FiveSeries Order: 1 of 3 Genre: Science FictionAudience: Middle GradeRelease Date: January 2018 This book reminds me of: The hover scooters and buses reminded me of Back to the Future, but the rest of the story felt unique. Review Spin the Golden LightContinue reading “Keagan’s Review: Spin the Golden Lightbulb”
Keagan’s Review: Mercury Hale Series
At-A-Glance Titles: Mercury on Guard, Mercury for Hire, and Mercury at Risk Author: Steve RzasaSeries: Mercury HaleBooks in Series: 6 Genre: Superhero/sci-fiAudience: AdultRelease Date: 2019-2020 This book reminds me of: Guardians of the Galaxy, but set on Earth. Content: Suitable for teens and adults. The books don’t contain any strong language or on-page intimacy. ThereContinue reading “Keagan’s Review: Mercury Hale Series”
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”
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