Book 5 of Star Wars: High Republic Era. We continue the battle with the Nameless killing Jedis. We get to see the nameless’ home planet and we begin to see the direction the threat to the universe is going to go. Lots of foreshadowing in this one. This isn’t the first series I’ve read by…

Book 2 of these Horror Short Stories. These are fun, quick reads, with cute little hidden morals. Fun reads for those Goosebumps fans looking for more from the great author. The fun part of both books so far is that each story is given with its inspiration. Great for young readers as they are not…

Book 108 of the Boxcar Children. This book is a crime of ethics and betrayal. In a simple level I feel this book can help children understand that surrounding yourself with the right people is so important. As always the series continues to sure show the benefits of hard work. In the end, never judge…

Book 1 of this short story horror series for middle grade. fun quick reads sure to hold those short attention span. Monsters, monsters, and more monsters. That and some creepy bugs. A fun read and suitable for young mid grade readers.

Book 3 of Infinite Realms. The series continues to evolve and grow stronger as we follow Ryun and Zack. I enjoyed several points in this book. Especially poniente was that we tend to not try to continue to better ourselves and push ourselves as we grow older. It is interesting to see as the new…

Book 4 of Star Wars: High Republic. This episode is as filled with action and death as the previous books. Don’t get too close to the Jedi, many die and die often. That said, this fourth book in the series could be a conclusion of sorts and I loved the way it wrapped up. Excellent…

Book 16 of the Myth Adventures series. Juxtaposed the last novel, this one is Skeeve central. This time Skeeve is the teacher. This wonderful story about teamwork among the hilarity leaves this as a classic. I loved seeing Skeeve much more powerful and not just the screw up sidekick. Even though it was his own…

Book 15 of the Myth Adventure series. This novel focuses on old friends with the central character being Aahz. This is a tell of old friends, while missing Skeeve. Hilarity ensues as well Chase down magical credit card identity theft. This is a strong, must not miss. If you love the series this will tickle…

Book 3 of Towers and Rifts. This was a good conclusion to the series, albeit it feels like the final battle was rushed. Aside from that this book is a shot put ride from the beginning to the end. A lot of possibilities for more books in the series. The theme is dealing with betrayal,…

Book 4 of the Earthsea series. This book is vastly different than the others in the series. The storytelling is still top notch, but Sparrowhawk barely makes an appearance. The authors afterward talks about this not being a feminist book albeit you can see why one might think otherwise. This book is far more exposition…