Category Archives: Book Reviews

“High Deceit” by C. E. Waterman

Who to Trust? Robin Clayton, doesn’t know which way to turn.  Her husband, Mark, a police detective, has been shot and lies in a coma. What was he doing with the college girl who was found killed at the scene … Continue reading

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“In an Instant” by Tracy Wainwright

Missing, the Only Thing Known! Luke Montgomery is convinced his wife, Julie, is the victim of foul play despite being missing just two hours.  More to calm the frantic husband, than believing Julie is gone, Officer Terrence Cooper agrees to … Continue reading

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“The Little Snowplow Wishes for Snow” by Lora Koehler

Illustrated by Jake Parker                     Waiting…and Hoping….. Ever want something so much, that you wait and wait hoping it will come—but after a long time, it doesn’t happen?  That is the … Continue reading

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“Hope’s Highest Mountain” by Misty M. Beller

                            Climbing Every Mountain! In 1866, Ingrid Chastain and her dad, are on a quest to take smallpox vaccine to the Montana Territory.   An epidemic has broken … Continue reading

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“Where’s Waldo! Double Trouble at the Museum” by Martin Handford

The Ultimate Spot-the-Difference Book! Wow, this is Impressive! Do you know Waldo? Whether you already know him, or this is your first time with him, this book will be a real treat for you. That is because Waldo is at … Continue reading

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“Good News! God Made Me!” by Glenys Nellist

(Our Daily Bread for Kids Presents) Illustrated by Lizzie Walkley Wonderful, Marvelous You! Children love hearing about themselves, so will instantly like this book because it points out how each and every part of themselves is distinctive.  Little ones will … Continue reading

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“The Spice King” by Elizabeth Camden

              The Spice of Life Salt and pepper sum up the spices in most American foods at the turn of the last century.  Things like rosemary, cumin, and basil that are a staple today … Continue reading

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“Aiming for Love” by Mary Connealy

Getting Away from it All? The Nordegren sisters, Jo, Ursula and Ilsa, have grown up in the late 1800s in the wilds of the Rocky Mountains.  Their grandparents raised them in isolation scaring them with stories of sickness followed by … Continue reading

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“Mr. Scruff” by Simon James

Let’s Be Friends!               Just when you feel you have to look or act a certain way in order to befriend someone, along comes Mr. Scruff, and he breaks all the patterns with his … Continue reading

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“Astro Girl” by Ken Wilson-Max

              Blast Off! Have you ever had a passion for something that you wanted so badly that you could almost taste it?  Little Astrid has that.  She longs to be an astronaut and she … Continue reading

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