Let’s Talk! A Story of Autism and Friendship
A Thousand Minutes to Sunlight Middle grade
The Adventures of Bella Cutie and Buttons
Bobos Babes Adventures: The Missing Egg
Sleeping Beauty & The Cursed Code
We Can Color! Fun & Facts Coloring Books
The Dragon and the Girl True North
The Triumphant Tails of Rescue Dogs Punk’s Plight
Kyle and Corey and the Game-Story Mystery
The Dance of the Snow Tractors
Dr Marsha and the Case of the Missing Hot Dogs and Marshmallows
Avalina Jones and the Eye of the Storm
Boy Between Worlds: The Novice Collector
The Mystery at Turkelton Manor
The Amazing Adventures of Jimmy Crikey (Middle Grade)
A Cat’s Guide to Bonding with Dragons
Little Possum and Little Sweatpea
Hopscotch and the Case of the Missing Memories
Mightier Than The Sword: Edge of the Word
The Dragon’s Song (Middle Grade)
The Infamous Frankie Lorde (Middle Grade)
A Peculiar Royal (Middle Grade)
How the Strawberry Got Its Seeds
Halloween Jokes and Riddles for Kids
Maisy and the Mystery Manor (Middle Grade)
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Hi there! I would love for you to review my books? 🙂
i would love for you to review my children’s book
Hi Lisa! I would love to have one of my children’s books reviewed by you!
Thanks. Please contact me in 2-3 months, because I’m booked right now.
Hi – I was hoping you might review my book, The Oak Portal. It’s a children’s book aimed at 7+. Thanks!
The Oak Portal is a enthralling adventure where nature, history, and magic intertwine, taking readers on an unforgettable journey through the heart of the past.
On a family holiday siblings Angie and Tom discover an ancient oak tree hidden in the woods. But this is no ordinary tree. When they touch the worn signs around its trunk, they are swept away to distant moments in time—each one linked to oak’s powerful presence in history. From a sacred tree in ancient Greece to a druidic ritual the children find themselves at the heart of incredible moments. They watch as the Declaration of Independence is written with ink from an oak, and witness the Viking Yule festival, where an enormous oak log is prepared. Through it all, they meet Oak, the tree’s kind spirit, who shares her wisdom and the secrets of the oak. As the children travel through time, they begin to understand the oak tree’s importance not just in history, but in the future too.
Hello Lisa! I have a series of children’s books that I would love to have reviewed by you!
Hi Lisa,
I have a picture book that has been edited and it is now in the illustration process with an approximate completion date in late August. I will be self publishing this book and selling it on Amazon.
Please let me know if you have the time to review it once complete. Thank you!
If it’s a children’s book, I will be glad to review it.
Hey Lisa-
I’m Rachel, a poet and artist from Manitou Springs, Colorado. I’ve just released my illustrated children’s book, Master of the Wolves and Lady of the Flowers — a lyrical story that blends poetry with folk-art–inspired watercolor illustrations.
I’d love to share it with you and your readers. If you’re interested, I can send a review copy (digital or print), along with artwork samples you’re welcome to feature.
Thank you so much for considering it — I admire the thoughtful way you highlight indie creators, and I’d be honored if you found space for my work.