Title: Tally and the Angel: Canada Author: Eleanor Dixon Genre: Middle-grade fantasy Tally and the Angel: Canada by Eleanor Dixon is the second in a series and continues the adventures of a twelve-year-old girl, Tally, and her angel companion, Jophiel.
Title: Diary of a Martian Author: Stephen Haunts Genre: Middle-Grade / Science-Fiction In Diary of a Martian, we meet Elliot, a Martian. He isn’t an extraterrestrial, but he does live on Mars. It’s the year 2155, and Earth has colonized Mars and humans’ everyday life is, surprisingly, normal.
Title: Pentagon Pirate Gang: The Secret of the Orchard Author: J. W. Nelson Genre: Middle-Grade In Pentagon Pirate Gang: The Secret of the Orchard, a group of students come together to unravel the mystery behind S.O.F.T, the School of Fruit Teaching. Five students think they’ll have an ordinary summer camp experience but… Read More The Secret of the Orchard – Editorial Review
Title: Raven, Romda, and Ravai: Malketh and the Undead Author: Dave Maruszewski Genre: Middle Grade / Fantasy / Young Readers’ Chapter Book In Raven, Romda, and Ravai: Malketh and the Undead, the trio of friends must team up once again to defeat a force more powerful than any magic they’ve encountered before.
The Reluctant Journal of Henry K. Larsen Flora’s rating: 4/5 Genre: Middle Grade/Young Adult Length: 243 pages (but it’s not as tall as a standard paperback, so it’s not really that long) Darker than her previous novels, Susin peoples this novel about the ultimate cost of bullying with a cast of fabulous characters, dark humour, and… Read More The Reluctant Journal of Henry K. Larsen – Book Review
Jesper Jinx and the Sneezing Season Jesper Jinx is back; this time with new adventures and new mishaps and a bucket list too. We are also introduced to Chloe, his future girlfriend and so much more! But, I can’t tell you. Because I signed the secrecy agreement. So, the only way you can find… Read More Jesper Jinx and the Sneezing Season – Book Review
A Night Divided If there is such a genre as young adult – historical – thriller, this book is it.
The poor Baudelaire children onto their most vivid adventure yet! This adventure was absolutely stunning and utterly miserable.
Any Harry Potter fan will tell you that the Harry Potter universe is so much more than 7 books and 8 films. I know for me growing up it felt like a whole parallel universe happening around me that was just beyond my reach, but it was incredibly comforting to know it was there.
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