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Book Review: Good Different

At-A-Glance Title: Good Different Author: Meg Eden KuyattAudience: Middle Grade (Ages 8-12) Genre: Contemporary FictionRelease Date: April 4, 2023 Review Good Different is a refreshing novel-in-verse story about a neurodivergent girl’s rules for acting normal, and her struggle to navigate the increasing social complexities of her world. Her path is one of discovering her neurodivergenceContinueContinue reading “Book Review: Good Different”

Bold & Brave Blog Tour Kickoff!

A blog tour celebrating Bold & Brave’s release starts today! Pop over to Celebrate Lit to learn more about the tour and to read the kickoff post. Be sure to scroll all the way to the end of the kickoff post so you don’t miss the chance to enter the giveaway for a $50 AmazonContinueContinue reading “Bold & Brave Blog Tour Kickoff!”

Book Review: Books Aren’t for Bears

At-A-Glance Title: Books Aren’t for Bears Author: Mark BarryIllustrator: Katy HalfordSeries: None Genre: Picture BookAudience: Ages 4-8Release Date: Aug 01, 2023 This book reminds me of: Larry gets Lost in the Library by Eric Ode Review Books Aren’t for Bears is a charming picture book about a bear who discovers a love of reading. HisContinueContinue reading “Book Review: Books Aren’t for Bears”

Book Review: Drive-Thru Miracle

At-A-Glance Title: Drive-Thru Miracle Author: Dana EdwardsSeries: NoneRelease Date: April 12, 2022 Genre: Contemporary Christian FictionAudience: Middle Grade (Ages 8-12) This book contains: Some instances of lying and mild name-calling, but characters are later shown confessing and seeking forgiveness for their mistakes. Review Drive-Thru Miracle is contemporary middle-grade story about an eleven-year-old girl named MaeContinueContinue reading “Book Review: Drive-Thru Miracle”

Book Review: Snug as a Bug?

At-A-Glance Title: Snug as a Bug? Author: Karl NewsonIllustrator: Alex WillmoreSeries: None Genre: Picture BookAudience: Ages 4-8Release Date: June 6, 2023 This book reminds me of: It was hard to think of a close comparison. It’s upbeat and catchy like the The Wonky Donkey, but it has more layers to both the story and theContinueContinue reading “Book Review: Snug as a Bug?”