The Direction of the Wind by Mansi Shah is a powerful novel about the interwoven stories of Nita and her daughter Sophie. In the wake of her father’s death,
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No one can turn down a good pirate story, right? What if it’s about a kickass female character and set in the less predictable and lesser known Indian Ocean?
Selah tries very hard to remember all the rules about what she must do to be “normal.” Her mother reminds her constantly how important it is. Selah has trouble
Not all is well at Thorn Manor. Something has upset the house’s wards and won’t let the occupants leave. Elizabeth is ready to take on the magic with her
The Wildes are just your typical family who homeschool and travel around the world exploring and helping animals! The problem is that this trip is anything but typical. The
Welcoming new children to the world is one of the most exciting and nerve-racking things parents can do. This book is for new parents to read to their children
Still mourning her late husband Harry after two years, Gertie Bingham is uncertain how to move forward with the bookstore they owned and ran together. A staple in their
Dwight Skinner is a young boy whose mental challenges give him his “superpowers.” Dwight’s neurodivergence allows him to see people’s auras as colors. But it is Dwight’s pure bloodline
Published as the companion novel to Passenger, Cormac McCarthy’s Stella Maris is a kind of cipher to work through the first book. It is hard to review this text
Delaware Before the Railroads by Dave Tabler was a very informative and enjoyable read. This book’s title perfectly sums up its contents – Delaware from 1609-1832. It gives a