Childrens & Young Adults · Nov 21
Red as Royal Blood by Elizabeth Hart Reviewed by Ekta R. Garg
When a maid is unexpectedly named the heir to the throne by a dying king, the rest of the royal family is…
By Ekta R. Garg
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Childrens & Young Adults
Childrens & Young Adults · Nov 27
BeeBop: The Honeybee Wannabee Hero Reviewed by Norm Goldman of Bookpleasures.com
Embarking on his initial exploration into the enchanting realm of children’s literature, James D. Bell unveils his heartwarming tale, BeeBop: The Honeybee…
By Norm Goldman
Childrens & Young Adults · Sep 29
Lucky Rabbit’s Foot Reviewed by Bee Lindy
Her name is Fawn Malero, and she has a problem. To tell the truth, Fawn often has problems. As the only private…
By Bee Lindy
Childrens & Young Adults · Feb 24
Imposter Syndrome and Other Confessions of Alejandra Kim Reviewed by Ekta R. Garg of Bookpleasures.com
A high schooler juggles her multicultural background and a personal tragedy on a daily basis. When she inadvertently gets involved with a…
By Ekta R. Garg
Childrens & Young Adults · Oct 26
The Osprey Man Reviewed by Bee Lindy of Bookpleasures.com
“Until this morning, Jacob had planned to spend most days riding his bike to Jon's house and reading comics. He figured they'd…
By Bee Lindy
Childrens & Young Adults · Mar 24
Remember Me Reviewed by Ekta R. Garg of Bookpleasures.com
A teen in the near future wakes up to discover that her life seems off kilter. As she tries to retrace her…
By Ekta R. Garg
Childrens & Young Adults · Feb 26
A Penguin’s Quest Reviewed By Conny Withay of Bookpleasures.com
“There must be a way for me to fly. But how?” the little penguin asks herself in Scott McDermott’s children’s book, A…
By Conny Withay
Childrens & Young Adults · Feb 23
Full Flight Reviewed By Ekta R. Garg of Bookpleasures.com
Two teens begin a friendship in a small town and must ignore the gossip and the dirty looks from everyone around them.…
By Ekta R. Garg
Childrens & Young Adults · Jan 20
Now What? Reviewed by Conny Withay of Bookpleasures.com
“To answer ‘Now What?’ was no longer their quest, for to be in the moment was simply the best,” ends Brenda Faatz’s…
By Conny Withay