I'm really struggling to write this review. As we all know by now (or remember as again it's been a hot minute) I review from the heart, not the brain, and tend to have my best thoughts immediately after. However, this is yet another book that kinda sticks with you and requires some processing. So ...
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BOOK REVIEW: Daisy’s Search for Freedom by Bertha Schwartz
I had to sit back and remind myself that this was a middle grade book. I didn’t keep that in mind before I jumped in reading and I found myself getting frustrated that it was all too easy. But in reality it wasn’t. Yes, Daisy and David caught some lucky breaks but that’s not always the reality of ...
BOOK REVIEW: A Baby for the Doctor by Stephanie Dees
Welcome back to Red Hill Farm, which is crawling with children and farm animals and those magical men of the Sheehan family. Claire and Joe are running a gaggle or twenty of foster children while expanding their own family as well. Claire's twin sister Jordan is working on expanding her equine ...
BOOK REVIEW: Year of Jubilee by Peggy Trotter
Imagine being 18 years old and starving, isolated, abandoned, and frightened of literally everything. Imagine being in that situation through only the actions of others. Being orphaned as a child, put out to work by the orphanage to learn life skills before you age out of their system and have not ...
BOOK REVIEW: Thoughtfull by Dorena Williamson
I love the ability to nab up the perfect kid's book now and again. While I may not have full-time Minions of Mischief to hoard books for anymore I do still have other Minions in my world. Tell ya a secret but keep it to yourself. . . this book reached out to me from the list at B&H as I ...