The Sinking City: A Review

This is my absolute favorite standalone novel of all time. There is so much to be learned from it as a writer, and a touching theme that reaches your heart for a reader. Explore the mysterious depths of Venice with The Sinking City, a thrilling mystery book for teens! The captivating story follows Liona Carvatti,... Continue Reading →

The Door Within: A Review

This book is one of my personal favorites. Granted, I've said that about every book I've reviewed so far. But why wouldn't I share great stuff with you? Let's start at the beginning. What's this book about? Aidan Thomas is miserable. Within two weeks, Aidan’s life is completely uprooted as his parents move the family... Continue Reading →

The Fireborn Epic: A Review

Today, I've got a wonderful recommendation for you guys -- Gillian Bronte Adams's Fireborn Epic. If you love fantasy, this is for you. If you love horses, this is for you. If you love raw characters and, well, epic storylines, this is for you. This YA series is still being written, but books one and... Continue Reading →

The Ashtown Burials: A Review

To start off, I did not discover this series as a middle-grade reader, which is the level this is recommended and advertised for. But frankly, I think that I could appreciate it more as a young adult and I might hesitate before handing this to an eight-year-old. Right off the bat I was taken by... Continue Reading →

The Electrical Menagerie: A Review

Recently, I read Mollie E. Reeder's debut novel and when I finished it, had discovered a new favorite. I went into it expecting something classic steampunk, perhaps with flashing circus lights and Greatest Showman-like drama. And I got that... with so much more. I was instantly drawn to the style of the writing and to... Continue Reading →

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