Book Review: Barbara Brauner and James Iver Mattson’s The Spell Bind
Katarina may have to learn to speak penguin, if Lacey can’t figure a way out of the spell bind when she “helps” the hapless Martin Shembly with his jetpack disaster.
Category: Target Audience
Book Review: Dr. Seuss’ Scrambled Eggs Super!
An eggs-cellent way to start the day! Breakfast will never be the same.
Book Review: Dr. Seuss’ The King’s Stilts
A happy king works all the harder when he has time to race about on his stilts.
Book Review: Gail Carriger’s Prudence
Lady Prudence finally has an outlet for her sneaky energy, and she and her best friend, Primose Tunstell sail off to India to investigate tea plantations. They think.
Book Review: Dr. Seuss’ Thidwick the Big-Hearted Moose
When Thidwick allows a motley collection of creatures to set up home in his antlers, the kindly moose soon finds that his guests have gone too far!
Book Review: Jennifer L. Armentrout’s Stone Cold Touch
Layla Shaw is devastated about Roth’s death and the boy she loves is forever off limits to her. Only it’s about to get worse, as she gets what she’s always wanted.
Book Review: John Varley’s Dark Lightning
Jubal Broussard is never wrong, but a small group of mutineers believe he is when they rise up against Captain Travis on the Rolling Thunder. It’ll take Jubal’s daughters to fix it.
Book Review: Marissa Meyer’s Cress
Even in the future. there are damsels in distress…and Cress needs rescuing from her “tower” prison, but it’s a plan that goes badly awry. Now Cress, Scarlet, and Cinder are the world’s only hope.
Book Review: Eoin Colfer’s The Forever Man
It takes centuries, but Garrick survives back to 1899 London to take revenge upon his assistant, Riley. Only his plans go awry and they and Chevie land back in 1647.
Book Review: Marissa Meyer’s Scarlet
Cinder is trying to break out of prison—even if she succeeds, she’ll be the world’s most wanted fugitive while Scarlet is desperate to find her missing grand-mère.