Horse Show! A Donkey-Donk Story (The Donkey-Donk Series Book 2) by Ellen F. Feld (Photographed by John Cebula)
Reviewed by Nancy Eaton Donkey-Donk is a miniature donkey. She is going to a horse show and has big dreams of possibly winning a blue ribbon. Donkey-Donk knew there would be many obstacles. She had to practice. She might be required to jump, open ...
My Father’s Suitcase: A story of family secrets, abuse and betrayal – an
Reviewed by Lily Andrews "My Father's Suitcase" is a heartfelt memoir that chronicles author Mary Garden's struggle with sibling abuse, an understudied and rarely spoken kind of domestic violence. Purchase Here. Garden's life altered radically ...
Prophet Song by Paul Lynch
Reviewed by Teri Takle Families can be complicated. For Eilish Stack, having a full-time job as a scientist, and having a husband, four children, and an aging father is often overwhelming, but she feels competent in her abilities. Purhase Here. ...
Bella’s Fables by Deb Evans
Reviewed by Michaela Gordoni Bella's Fables by author Deb Evans is a charming book about a mama golden retriever who teaches her children how to behave by telling age-old stories. Each night in their barn at the farm, Bella rounds up her playful p ...
Pebbles and the Biggest Number: A STEM Adventure for Kids by Joey Benun (Author), Brooke Vitale (Editor), Laura Watson (Illustrator)
Reviewed by Teri Takle Pebbles and the Biggest Number is a children's book about Pebbles, a butterfly, and his adventures. Pebbles counts the flowers in the garden daily. Life gets boring when you only get to count small numbers. After cou ...
Feeling Special by Jennifer Kurani (Author) and Valentina Jaskina (Illustrator)
Reviewed by Nancy Eaton Turtle feels ordinary and sad. Why? When Turtle observed his friends, they all seemed to have a special ability. The squirrels can jump from branch to branch, bees could fly and make honey, rabbits could hop up and down, an ...
What is a Family by Cassandra Hames (Author) Nila Aye (Illustrator)
Reviewed by Nancy Eaton What is a Family points out the importance of the bond that families share even though each one looks different. The book emphasizes that friends can be considered part of your family. Many topics are covered such as suppor ...
Broken Chord by Alice A. Jackson
Reviewed by Lisa Brown-Gilbert Alice A. Jackson’s Broken Chord: A Music Row Mystery, offers a compelling collaboration of love betrayal, passion, intrigue, and murder set in Nashville’s famous Music Row. Purchase Here. Captivating from the out ...
Leave No Trace by A.J. Landau (Jon Land and Jeff Ayers)
Reviewed by Russel Ilg LEAVE NO TRACE, the latest thriller from Jon Land writing under the pseudonym A. J. Landau, is subtitled “A National Parks Thriller” for good reason. The book opens with a domestic terrorist attack on the Statue of Liberty a ...
Every Silent Thing by Alan Brenham
Reviewed by Douglas R. Cobb Every Silent Thing, by author Alan Brenham, is a terrific read for all fans of the mystery genre. It was my first encounter reading anything by Brenham, but I hope it won't be my last, for I totally enjoyed reading this ...