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Why I Loved: The Revenge of Magic
A thought under a thousand words of why I loved James Riley's middle-grade novel The Revenge of Magic. A fun, exciting, and refreshing story of Fort being taken to a government ran school of Magic to defeat a threat that has recently destroyed his life.
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Why I loved: Tales from Lovecraft Middle School – The Slither Sisters
A thought under a thousand words of why I loved Charles Gilman's middle-grade novel, The Slither Sisters - Tales From Lovecraft Middle School. A fun and chilling continuation following Robert and the strange events happening in his brand new middle school.
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Book Review: Tales From Lovecraft Middle School – Professor Gargoyle
A review under a thousand words of Charles Gilman's middle-grade novel, Professor Gargoyle - Tales From Lovecraft Middle School. A fun and chilling story following Robert and the strange events happening in his brand new middle school.
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Book Review: Goosebumps – Ghost Beach
A review under a thousand words of R.L. Stine's Ghost Beach. The 15th installment of the Classic Goosebumps series. Terri and Jerry have discovered a mysterious and spooky cave on the beach of their summer vacation. Now they must gain the courage to enter the cave and uncover its secrets.
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Book Review: Thirteen Witches – The Memory Thief
Book review under a thousand words of Thirteen Witches: A fun, exciting, and magical book following Rosie Oaks and her battle against The Memory Thief and time.
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Book Review: Betsy Uhrig – The Polter-Ghost Problem
A review under a thousand words for The Polter-Ghost Problem by Betsy Uhrig. A fun and exciting summer read set in Maine and following three friends as they discover the secret past of an abandoned building.
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Book Review: Brandon Sanderson – The Scrivener’s Bones
A review under a thousand words of The Scrivener's Bones. The second Brandon Sanderson book of the Alcatraz Vs the Evil Librarian series. A continuation of Alcatraz as he uncovers more about his family, his abilities, and a world he knows so little about.
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Book Review: Julia Nobel – The Mystery of Black Hollow Lane
A review under a thousand words for Julia Nobel's debut novel: The Mystery of Black Hollow Lane. A middle-grade mystery following a young student in their new school, solving the mystery of their past and a secret of their new school.
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Book Review: Brandon Sanderson – Alcatraz Vs. The Evil Librarians
A review under a thousand words for A middle-grade fantasy novel written by Brandon Sanderson following the life of Alcatraz and his companions through action and adventure.
