The Reviews Are In! March 2024 Edition
After another great month of reading (and podcast episodes), we’ve got a stack of stand-out novels from authors you won’t…
After another great month of reading (and podcast episodes), we’ve got a stack of stand-out novels from authors you won’t…
Last year, another chapter of the story unfolded, with the publication of Louisiana’s Way Home. Here, more of Louisiana’s story is revealed,…
In any society, the idea of what constitutes “normal” is completely arbitrary—a thin veneer of consensus under which human beings…
While many a parent may rejoice at getting their house back when their college-bound kids take off for the university…
Family and community and the bonds an individual forms with each of them are themes that run deeply throughout Nora…
Serafina grew up as the rat-catcher of the Vanderbilt’s grand estate in the North Carolina mountains, and in her first…
Hurricane season is a time of uncertainty. The months can pass by without any fanfare at all. Or the winds…
To actually find the thief, many more magical dangers must be overcome, and riddles must be unraveled with the help…
As a school counselor, I was very much looking forward to Melissa Sarno’s debut middle grade novel, Just Under the…
When we think of magic users in fiction, we tend to think of magicians like Dumbledore or Gandalf: wise, old…