Book 5 of the Myth Adventures. This was a hilarious tromp through the vampire dimension. If you’ve enjoyed the previous 4 books, then you will love this one. Although it is surprisingly gleepless. That said, it is a great story whenever you take away the protagonists greatest strength. Overall this is a great example of…

Book 4 of Young Wizards. This is a fun one s as our heroine travels to Ireland. A bit more romance in this one, which seems appropriate due to this book seeming to be for a slightly older segment of the YA audience and the changing maturity of the characters. That said it was delightful…

By Kevin T Johns. This short novel is an insight and push to get that novel written that you’ve always wanted to do. This book is more a kick in the pants to break through the struggles that come up when writing a novel. Overall it is a quick easy read. If you’re thinking about…

Book 2 of The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina. This book delves deeper into the dark adventures of Sabrina. This book I thought was darker than the last one. Aside from that, I think that I should have watched more before starting this series. The characters in this book are great and engaging, but it feels…

Book 1 of the How to Train Your Dragon Series. This was a fun read and a little different than the movie. This is a strong middle grade book with lots of adventure and strong boy appeal. This is book is appropriate for even the younger middle grade readers and could definitely help those reluctant…

Book 1 of The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina. This is a prequel YA novel and teaches gives us a whole new insight. While I have not watched a lot of the Sabrina series, this novel is still engaging and was a fun and interesting read. I would recommend it to old YA, just due to…

Book 100 of Boxcar Children. This is a fun innocent mystery suitable for even the more delicate of young readers and a great opportunity to introduce them to mysteries. That said there is nothing like a mystery in your own backyard. This was a wonderful nostalgic book as the series celebrates the century mark. A…

Book 1 of Villains. This book is classic Drew Hayes. Back to the world of superheroes and supervillains. I loved this book and it only the language that makes me refrain from recommending it to all comic book lovers. As such, I recommend to the more mature audience that is ok with bad language (not…

This classic novel definitely leaves a smile on your face. Whether you’re a young one looking at the adventure, an older fan seeing the deeper meaning behind ways our personal life’s journey can so easily be sidetracked, or just a fan of a good pun this book has a firm hold in the classics library.…

Book 3 of the Young Wizards series. While the book does feel dated and you have to look past the Apple computer running MSDOS. Aside from that the story is fun and is a great follow-up keeping the storyline fresh as we follow Nita’s little sister as she goes through her ordeal. Just strap in…