Reena Ellis and the Pink Panda Problem is a fun fantasy tale for middle grade from A.C. Williams, who’s been […]
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Debs DiGiorgio reviews books at “Lucy’s Library” on Instagram and Facebook. She supports wholesome books and indie authors, and she
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he Beginning starts the series, The Secret of the Hidden Scrolls. It’s a chapter book series for young middle grade that takes kids back in time to watch a Bible event–in this case, Creation.
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Tinker by award-winning author Jill Williamson and her eighth-grade son Luke Williamson is a great tale for middle-grade reluctant readers.
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The Great Ice Cream Truck Heist by JJ Johnson tells a funny and memorable tale. Full of bravado and self-doubt,
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I’m thrilled to announce that Readers Favorite has given my series starter The Dog Snatcher a five-star review. This is
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I have three brags to report for The Dog Snatcher, Book 1 of my chapter book series for ages 8-11.
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This is a middle grade book you won’t want to miss. It’s not long after the close of World War
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In Alone by Megan E Freeman, twelve-year-old Maddie meant to plan a secret sleepover with a smorgasbord of Twinkies, soda and frozen pizza. But her friends cancel and she sleeps by herself at her grandparents’ apartment. Then she wakes up to a new world–one with no other people in it.
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We learned in the second book that the fangs, which look like beast-humans, are actually recycled humans. In fact, the bad guys nearly succeeding in turning young Kalmar Wingfeather, the 11-year-old next king of Anniera, into a wolfish fang.
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I am reviewing North! or Be Eaten by Andrew Peterson, Book 2 in the Wingfeather Saga (2009).This mid-series book could suffer from middle-of-story sag.
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In Museum of Thieves by Lian Tanner (2010), Book 1 of a trilogy, Goldie is a protected child. She’s so protected that she has never been in any kind of danger, never petted a dog, never seen a snake, and … never been off a leash.
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