The Red Maze (5 Worlds #3) by Mark Siegel and Alexis Siegel

4 stars Another gorgeous, amazing, wonderful read in the 5 Worlds series. This is just such a great all around series. I love the characters, love the story, and, most of all, love the artwork.  There are plenty of twists and turns in the third book, making for a splendid reading experience, complete with new…

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Beware the Wild (Beware the Wild #1) by Natalie C. Parker

4 stars Honestly, for a first novel, this one is pretty darn good. I stumbled across this in a lending library, was intrigued by the spooky cover, and figured it was worth a read. Oh my goodness, I was sucked in from the first page. Literally the first page. Even before I knew what was…

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Disney Best Friends: First Look and Find

4 stars Adorable book featuring some old favorites that will probably become new favorites with the resurgence of live-action Disney recreations (Lady and the Tramp, Dumbo).  The thing that is so great about this book is that you can go through it multiple times and over different ages to learn and expose children to various…

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The Moon Within by Aida Salazar

5 stars A beautiful story that is well-crafted and well-told.  One of the things that makes this book so lovely is that each piece is told through a form of freestyle poetry. The wording is very fluid, which goes along nicely with the main character’s focus on dance and movement. There is a lot covered…

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Your Name Volume 1 by Makoto Shinkai and Ranmaru Kotone

3 stars I just recently stumbled across the film, Your Name, and oh my goodness it is a complete masterpieces and everyone should watch it immediately it will change your life and it is amazing. Phew. Now that I got that out of my system. After falling in love with the movie, I was excited…

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George by Alex Gino

5 stars I loved this book. If I could give it more than 5 stars, I would.  A wonderful book for young readers to better understand what it means for someone to be trans. One of the things I liked most about the book was the author’s use of the pronoun “she” in reference to…

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