The Moon over High Street by Natalie Babbitt is the story of Joe Casimir and one particular summer he had. See, Joe’s parents had been killed, and he was living with his Gran. When she had a terrible fall and couldn’t take care of him for a while, he went to live with Aunt Myra.… Continue reading The Moon Over High Street by Natalie Babbitt
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Friday Night Reads: Fledgling by Natasha Brown
Fledgling by Natasha Brown is the story of Ana Hughes, a young woman with some serious medical concerns. Her health has always set her apart, even forcing her family’s move from Colorado to Idaho. There she meets Chance Morgan, but he’s got secrets of his own. Likes I appreciated how Brown incorporated Native American myths… Continue reading Friday Night Reads: Fledgling by Natasha Brown
Of Honey and Wildfires by Sarah Chorn
Next up on my long list of book reviews to catch up on is Of Honey and Wildfires by Sarah Chorn. This is a story with a western feel mashed up with magic via an addictive substance found in only one area. Of course, there’s a bad guy who exploits that, and the story revolves… Continue reading Of Honey and Wildfires by Sarah Chorn
Necessary Evil and The Greater Good by Adam Ingle
The last couple of weeks have been weird for me. But I have another book review for you! I stumbled across Necessary Evil and The Greater Good by Adam Ingle on my public library app. Between the cover and the blurb, it intrigued me enough to check it out. The book follows the unlikely duo… Continue reading Necessary Evil and The Greater Good by Adam Ingle
A Wizard’s Guide to Defensive Baking by T Kingfisher
I picked up this book a while ago and read it, but never got to writing my review. Honestly, I hadn’t paid attention as I should have because I thought this was a cookbook at first. Imagine my surprise when I found out it wasn’t. That being said, I consider it a stroke of luck.… Continue reading A Wizard’s Guide to Defensive Baking by T Kingfisher
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