I had the honour of reading Ceekee, The Mermaid Cop before the publication date as an ARC and I loved it. The story is sweet and kind with a moral behind it. The young author's imagination brought us the sweet mermaid cop in such a delightful story. Along with the vivid illustrations it is an… Continue reading My Review – Ceekee The Mermaid Cop
I found this in an author newsletter as one of the featured books. I loved the cover and it seemed like something I’d enjoy. It’s part of a series and in Kindle Unlimited. The Infected was slightly different to the usual apocalyptic books I read. That’s what appealed to me. The premise of the story… Continue reading My Review – The Infected by Jessica Gomez
I saw this posted on Facebook by Pauline Reid, who is a great reviewer. She gave such a great reviewer and I had to read it for myself. A different kind of review is always a change. Twins - if the rest of stories start off as well written as this, I’m in for a… Continue reading My Review of Murder and Other Love Stories by Bruce A. Hanson
This is the third book in the series and I had the honour of reading an advanced reader copy. Reuben, Gus, and Chess are all in big trouble in this instalment. If you ever think a Young Adult novel is light reading, you couldn’t be more wrong. I found the story to be dark and… Continue reading My Review of The Day the Earth Turned – Winter by Chantelle Atkins
Having enjoyed books 1-3, this one continued at the same great pace. The main characters all came together in the town Hannah and Liam were heading for in the previous books. There is a reunion with her husband, Noah, and young son Milo. As all the main characters congregate, there is a new enemy in… Continue reading My Review of Edge of Anarchy by Kyla Stone
As I follow the author on Instagram, I saw this advertised. At 137 pages and in Kindle Unlimited, I downloaded it. I’m so glad I did as it was extremely entertaining. In fact, it’s quirky, full of humour, and made me chuckle several times. The journal entries are clever because the narrator would present a… Continue reading My Review – Diary of An Everyday Vampire by Thèrèsa Hedges
I’ve always enjoyed a story in poetry form. Poetic Pete is fun to read with charming illustrations. It’s also poignant with a moral of kindness behind it. Young Pete is a boy who loves writing rhymes. But as a result he is constantly picked on by the school bully. It’s how he handles it that… Continue reading My Review of Poetic Pete by Rob Jones
I love our little book club. Seeing my selected book The Landing here feels me with joy because I loved it. REVIEWED BY THERESA HULONGBAYAN Diverse collection of native American stories by region. It shows the history and the artwork associated to the … #WhatNornsReads – January 2024 Book Reviews From Our Book Club
This is book three of a Christmas trilogy, and another quick read. Wendy is the sister of Glen, who we met in the last book, and Jeff, who inherited the family him from their father. Wendy works in this city and it is here she meet James, when they have to organise an event together.… Continue reading My Review of All’s Fair in Love and Christmas by Jennifer Nice
This is the follow up to The Landing about an alien invasion, which I really enjoyed. Darcie and Ben want to go to the big city in the aftermath of the landing and taking away as many people as they could get. The teenagers hoped to find other survivors, and get help. Along the way… Continue reading My Review of The Aftermath by Kellee L Greene
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