Book Review: Slippery Willie’s Stupid, Ugly Shoes

Title:  Slippery Willie’s Stupid, Ugly Shoes Author: Larry Peterson Publisher: TB Press Image is often everything to a kid. Jacob was concerned about what others thought of him when he was only about 4 years old, and it just gets harder as he gets older. I try...

Book Review: The Jinx

Title: The Jinx Autor: D. F. Lamont Genre: Middle Grade Have you ever had one of those days where it seems like everything is falling apart around you? Like everything you touch just turns to dust? You walk by a display case in the grocery store, and every can comes...

Cendrine Marrouat- Our Real Love Is Poetry

Our Real Love Is Poetry One of the most frequent questions people ask me is this: “How do you make your poetry so approachable?” Before I answer, let me tell you a little bit about me. I was born and raised in France and am a former English major. I spent six years at...

Book Review: The Night After Christmas

Title: The Night After Christmas Author: Michael Hebler Format: Paperback Once upon a time, I had strict rules about not watching, listening to, or reading anything that had to do with Christmas until the day after Thanksgiving. I couldn’t avoid the early...

Book Review: The Magi by Kevin Turner

In The Magi, by Kevin Turner, Elijah Hawk thought the worst thing he was going to have to worry about during his last year of junior high was the fact that he wasn’t nearly as buff as he hoped he’d be. His last normal memory involved sitting around the...

Book Review: Purple Leaves, Red Cherries

Title: Purple Leaves, Red Cherries Authors: Tania Elfersy & Andrea Katzman Publisher: Flower Cap Press About two months ago, I did a giveaway and featured post on Purple Leaves, Red Cherries. I received the book shortly after that, but just realized that I never...

Book and Apple App Review: Brave Rooney

  Brave Rooney by Gerry Renert is an iOS app that can be used on both the Apple iPhone and the iPad, but since I don’t have any of those devices (someone please pick me to win an iPad already!), my review is based on the story itself, which  the author was kind...