Family Book Reviews
The Lost Journals of Bud Wiper by S.M. Morgan ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ GENRE: Middle Grade Fiction ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ BLURB: “Help!! My head is being lowered into the swirling vortex of a toilet!” My name is Teddy, and I’m in the 6th grade. It’s my first day at a different school, and so far, the only person I know…
Middle Grade Mystery / Spy / Detective Date Published: 04-28-2022 Publisher: Fitzroy Books / Regal House Things don’t usually come to a screeching halt at the RAT, also known as Ridgewood Arts & Technical School, Ridgewood City’s most prestigious progressive institution. But that’s what happens when Headmistress Hardaway interrupts class and announces, “A scandal has…
An Alaskan Adventure Story Middle-Grade / Action / Adventure Date Published: November 19, 2021 Publisher: MindStir Media The new school year is here, and Sean is worried about starting the fourth grade. When his grandmother organizes a trip to meet Sean’s new teacher, we learn that Mr. Simmons is nervous, too. Will their adventure into…
Middle Grade Mystery / Spy / Detective Date Published: 04-28-2022 Publisher: Fitzroy Books / Regal House Things don’t usually come to a screeching halt at the RAT, also known as Ridgewood Arts & Technical School, Ridgewood City’s most prestigious progressive institution. But that’s what happens when Headmistress Hardaway interrupts class and announces, “A scandal…
I voluntarily reviewed a complimentary copy of this book which I received from the author. All views expressed are only my honest opinion Relatively Normal Secrets by C. W. Allen ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ GENRE: Middle Grade Adventure Fantasy ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ BLURB: Tuesday and Zed Furst are perfectly normal children with perfectly strange parents. Their father won’t discuss his…
Young Reader, Children’s Book, Middle Grade, Mystery, Adventure Publisher: Annie Tillery Mysteries What can possibly happen when a crime happens under the very noses of a group of very savvy eighth graders at St. BeSillius’ Catholic School on St. Frederick’s Island? When the money they raised to buy toys for children in homeless shelters…