Mrs. Morgan Rescues…Three Kittens! written by Bonnie Jo Davis, is an excellent book in this series that teaches proper care for kittens and animals overall. Mrs. Morgan is a retired woman who takes in animals and cares for them until homes are found for them....

When the world economy collapses, all the countries give their sovereignty to the United Nations for a financially driven, supposedly temporary solution. Drunk with power, the UN becomes a world dictator and causes the death of freedom and liberty. In retaliation, piracy and human smuggling...

A Messy Mess: A Toy Ogre Is Born is written by Candie and illustrated by Hilbert Bermejo. A creative, adventurous, fictional book created for children to enjoy. The design, layout, and formatting for this book is of a five star nature. The pictures are...

Life with Robbie: Robbie's Big Move (Volume 1) is written by Leaora E. Pierce. This book was created as a children's story book. The layout, design, and illustrations of the story were uniquely drawn up to relate to a child in a similar situation. The...

Glasswings: A Butterfly's Story is written by Elisa Kleven. The author created this book for young preschool children. The design, layout, and formatting of this book deserve a five star rating, it is perfect in the eyes of young readers. The illustrations were done so...

Cozy Light, Cozy Night is written and illustrated by Elisa Kleven with a cover design by Simon Stahl. The book was created for young preschool readers to enjoy. This book is perfectly designed, laid out, and formatted to match the comprehension level of the young...

Beauty is definitely not the type of story that you would expect it to be. It’s not just about the concept of beauty but the way that beauty is flawed. It’s about the way that ugliness is also flawed and how much people are willing...

Three Days of Rain by Christine Hughes is a great read. We follow Jake's relationship with Madison. She's very selfish and hurts who she wants for her own purposes. We find Jake has a new love in Lily who wants Jake to open up to...

Desert Snow: One Girl's Take On Africa By Bike by Helen Lloyd is the story of her journey through Africa and all her experience of joy and struggle; the different places she visits and the different cultures she experiences; as well as the different people...

Music is often the backbone of a family, integrally woven into its history. This is certainly the case for Michelle, a recent divorcee, and her two children, Joseph and Pam in Let It Be by Chad Gayle. The album Let It Be by...

The Gift of the Ladybug, by Carole M. Amber is a touching tale about love and parenthood. In a small village there lived two horses that were in love and longed to have a child. One day they were blessed with a baby boy. They...

In "Vampires: Don't You Just Hate Them?" Danny Carl Estes follows a brief period in the life and adventures of half werewolf Jonathan Barker from the time he meets a full werewolf who soon becomes his mate. Not being raised in a pack, however, causes...

Angels, and demons, and humans, oh my! The Lost by Vicki Pettersson certainly has some interesting characters that are used to drive a fast-paced plot. Griffin “Grif” Shaw, a literal angel on earth (just one with more of an avenging nature), is searching for...

The Shadow Constant by A.J. Scudiere is a fascinating story which may, in fact, be rooted in historical fact. Scudiere has created characters as varied as any like number of real people, and placed them in a situation which, although certainly not common, is as...

Tom Gillespie's Painting by Numbers is an intricate and elaborate illusion masterfully created to wrap around an ultimately classic plot. Dr. Boyce is a lecturer in Earth Sciences at Glasgow University who becomes obsessed with studying a lesser known baroque painting at the local museum....

Rosa in Bloom by Janet Rhyme Key is a coming of age, nice story especially for girls. It is well written and I enjoyed the tale. It is written at an appropriate age level, clean, and wholesome. It is a good tale to teach children...

Brett is a detective who thinks he is an Adonis (even though he has no idea what an Adonis is!). He is handsome (or so he thinks)and is apparently proud of his mustache. Looks like a blonde bimbo does not need to be a girl...

As a huge history buff, I found Jumper by Jeff LaFerney to be an excellent read. Following Flint Cole and Hannah Carpenter around not only the US, but the Middle East and Europe of today and yesteryear. How is that possible exactly? Well, Cole is...

Could you ever forgive your mother for leaving your family to live with a serial killer? That is the question Tess Olsen must answer in Elaine Walsh’s Restoration. Tess, a young art conservator has lived a very closed off life since her mother’s abandonment and...

Cropped to Death by Christina Freeburn creates a cozy mystery that left me itching to learn the art of scrapbooking! The author transports the reader to the tiny town of Eden, WV where everything comes down to family. No one gave it a second...