Category: book review

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    Book Review: Oceans of Sand

    I think I’ve been needing some ocean vibes lately because this month’s book review also deals with an unusual ocean. Instead of an ocean of spores like last month’s Tress of the Emerald Sea, Ocean of Sands is as the title states, an ocean of shifting, dangerous sand. ***Please Note*** Before we dive into the…

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    Book Review: Tress of the Emerald Sea

    For someone who thinks of herself as very uninteresting, Tress is about to become a truly formidable force upon the spore seas. ***Please Note*** Before we dive in to the review on the book, here is a reminder of how I rate what I read (these will be on a scale of 1-10; 1 being…

  • If I Reviewed My Own Series: The Comstock Chronicles

    The power had lain dormant for a thousand years until Nienna woke it up. Now the world is in turmoil as the Elemental Guardians begin to stir. ***Please Note*** In this post, you’ll find reviews for the series as a whole, plus each book individually. I do my best not to give away spoilers, but…

  • Girl in a yellow shirt covering her eyes with one hand while holding out the other. Gold glitter on the sides. Text in center reads: Clean does not equal boring.

    A “Clean” Book Does Not Equal Boring

    If you have ever come across a book labeled as “clean” and didn’t pick it up because you thought it was boring, I wrote my books to change your mind.

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    Celebrating “Read Across America” with Women Authors Who Write Clean Books

    March is a fun month for many reasons; a pesky leprechaun making a mess in our living room is one of them. However, I also love March because we get to celebrate Dr. Seuss’s birthday with “Read Across America” day (March 2nd) as well as “International Women’s Day.” (March 8th) So today’s post is in…

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    Book Review: Stories that Stick

    I don’t know about you, but when I get into a project, I really enjoy listening to an audiobook. Since I found out that Spotify does audiobooks, I have been listening to even more. The book I am sharing today came from one that I found off of Spotify by Kindra Hall, called Stories that…