Speed Demon: Finding Your True Pace When I first picked up Speed Demon, part of Fred Bowen’s Sports Story Series, I was immediately drawn in by my own youthful fascination with sports: the adrenaline of competition, the thrill of breaking records, and the age-old struggle of fitting in. Here was a story that promised not …
Book Review: House of Blades (The Traveler’s Gate Trilogy Book 1) by Will Wight When I stumbled upon House of Blades, I was immediately drawn in by its intriguing premise: a young man named Simon, seemingly ordinary, who embarks on an epic journey despite lacking the usual hallmarks of a destined hero. Will Wight’s narrative …
Review of Night and Day (Langston Hotels Book 1) by Jennifer Gracen As someone who often daydreams about escaping to charming locales and rediscovering the magic of life through new experiences, Jennifer Gracen’s Night and Day immediately caught my eye. The combination of a small-town Colorado resort facing transition and a tantalizing romance feels like …
Exploring a Surreal Summer in The Dead of Summer The allure of a summer beach read is hard to resist, but when the beach is infested with creatively conceived zombies, my curiosity piqued beyond belief. The Dead of Summer by Ryan La Sala promised an innovative twist on a familiar horror theme—a tale that unfolds …
Review of Junie B., First Grader: Dumb Bunny (Book 27) Ah, the joy of springtime and Easter celebrations—what better way to embrace the season than with the delightful antics of Junie B. Jones? Barbara Park’s Dumb Bunny caught my eye not just for its charming cover, but for the promise of humor-filled escapades that have …
Book Review: Touchdown Trouble (Fred Bowen Sports Story Series) As an avid reader and sports lover, it’s always a thrill to find a book that effortlessly combines the two. Fred Bowen’s Touchdown Trouble caught my attention not only for its vibrant cover that screams “football excitement,” but also for its promise of action-packed storytelling laced …