Book Review: Jennifer Sattler’s The Love Pug
Puppy love is in the air when a new pug named Daisy sets her sights on the handsome and brave Wonder Pug. Chick agrees: every great hero needs a fair maiden by his side.
Category: Target Audience
Book Review: Rick Riordan’s The Hammer of Thor
Thor’s hammer has fallen into enemy hands, and if Magnus Chase and his friends can’t retrieve the hammer quickly, the giants will invade and Ragnarok will begin.
Book Review: Samantha Hill’s I am Inventing an Invention
Discover what Lola invents when she saves the day for Charlie and Marv.
Book Review: Jennifer Sattler’s Chick ‘n’ Pug Meet the Dude
Oh, no! A new Dude’s in town, and he’s stolen Pug’s favorite chew toy! Will Chick save the day? Will Pug nap through all the best parts? Stay tuned!
Book Review: Chris Raschka’s Daisy Gets Lost
Explore the fear of being lost and the joy of being found with your kids using Daisy as the stand-in for your kids in this picturesque story.
Book Review: Jennifer Estep’s Bright Blaze of Magic
Victor plans to kill every Sinclair. But Lila Merriweather won’t let him, for she’s got places to break into, stuff to steal, and Devon Sinclair fighting right by my side.
Book Review: Jennifer Sattler’s Chick ‘n’ Pug
Chick lives for adventures. Pug lives for, well, sleep. A match not made in heaven until Chick saves the day, and Pug discovers a sidechick could be handy, lol.
Book Review: Max Kornell’s Me First
Discovering that “me first” isn’t always good and knowing that your brother or sister is right there with a helping hand causes Hal and Martha to reconsider.
Book Review: Sophie Kinsella’s Finding Audrey
Audrey’s anxiety disorder is debilitating, and it takes Linus to push her into trying, all within the laughing you’ll do as you read teen sarcasm about her family.
Book Review: Margaret Wise Brown’s Goodnight Moon 1 2 3
A counting book for children that plays off the creatures and objects found in Margaret Wise Brown’s Goodnight Moon.