Where did I find it: I saw the image below on Facebook and it attracted me. What I liked: all of it! The shock of finding out who Beatrix bumps into at the pub they both worked at; how their blossoming relationship would take them on an enlightening journey and finally, the secrets they were… Continue reading Book Review of Butterfly Kisses by H. A. Robinson
Category: Young Adult/Teen
Book Review – Chasing the Sunrise by H. A. Robinson
Where did I find it: on Facebook when the author posted the image below. What I liked: that the story was told by the main character, Tom. All the narrative was from his point of view. That mean we got to know exactly what he was thinking. What I found fascinating was the front Tom… Continue reading Book Review – Chasing the Sunrise by H. A. Robinson
Book Review – The Pebble Jar by H.A. Robinson
Where did I find it: on Facebook. I saw the image below and loved the covers. It made me want to read them. What I liked: the exploits of Abbi and Elliott. They had me laughing with them. They had a great relationship having been friends since they were small children. Then, as the story… Continue reading Book Review – The Pebble Jar by H.A. Robinson
Book Review – Project Pandora by Chantelle Atkins and Sim Alec Sansford
Where did I find it: it’s the second book of the Fortunes’s Well series. That’s the name of the town the book is set in. What I liked: that the two main characters had mysterious powers that would help them fight the bad guys. The fact we didn’t know who they were was terrifying for… Continue reading Book Review – Project Pandora by Chantelle Atkins and Sim Alec Sansford
Book Review Hangman’s Revenge by Chantelle Atkins and Sim Alec Sanford
Where did I find it: I won it from Chantelle Atkins. What I liked: that each of the authors wrote one of the main characters, and it was seamless. I couldn’t tell who wrote what, which is as it should be. Because I won it, I hadn’t read the description, so didn’t know what it… Continue reading Book Review Hangman’s Revenge by Chantelle Atkins and Sim Alec Sanford
About a Book – One Christmas by Karen J Mossman
Introducing Karen J Mossman Website GoodreadsAmazon Where did the idea for the story come from? It started out a short story that I could share out each year. But I liked it and felt there was more I could add to it. Give a quote from the books, one that says little but speaks volumes. … Continue reading About a Book – One Christmas by Karen J Mossman
About a Book – Stone Cold by Karina Kantas
Introducing Karina Kantas WebsiteGoodreadsAmazon Where did the idea for the story come from? Stone Cold is very biographical. So many of the scenes actually happened.. Give a quote from the books, one that says little but speaks volumes. How far would I have gone? Would I have been satisfied with drawing a little blood? Give… Continue reading About a Book – Stone Cold by Karina Kantas
My Review of The Highland Dancer
Karen’s Review Having done a feature on this book, I was intrigued enough to read it. I’d always like highland dancing, but didn’t know much about how you learn. Chantal Bellehumeur’s book was delight. Not only did it tell me about what it takes to become a dancer, we also went on a tour with… Continue reading My Review of The Highland Dancer
About a Book – The Highland Dancer by Chantal Bellehumeur
Introducing Chantal Bellehumeur WebsiteGoodreadsAmazon Click Image Where did the idea for the story come from? I’ve been to the Highland Games in Maxville (Canada) a few times and seen live performances of highland dancers which I loved. My talented niece Abby became a highland dancer. Although I never had the chance to see her perform live… Continue reading About a Book – The Highland Dancer by Chantal Bellehumeur
Books Read In July
Some good, some bad this month. I don’t mean bad as in rubbish, just some I enjoyed more than others. The Beautiful Ones is my second book by Julia Sutton. I love her writing. Lover’s Moon is part of a series, a good one if this one is anything to go by. Except, it’s not… Continue reading Books Read In July
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