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The History Of Everything
by Victoria Evans
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A tenderly heartfelt story on how 2 best friends, whom one of is moving away, spend their last summer together, and how they overcome obstacles from both perspectives such as grappling with the fear of being forgotten, balancing your new and old friends, and making the most of their last times.
Mark Spitz
by Richard J Foster
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true story of his swimming career and Olympic medals BLUE COVER
Allies
by Alan Gratz
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An impactful story on WW2 on what it truly means to serve your country, serve the promise of freedom for all.
The Autobiography of Dina Belanger
by Dina Belanger
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Definitely a very introspective look into this women’s life. She’s very expressive about her internal dialogue and view of the world and her relationships.
Murder on the Orient Expresso
by Sandra Balzo
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Given the title I was worried that this book would have a lot of characters I would have to keep track of. But it turns out it had just the right amount. A group of authors, would-be authors, critics and others meet for a conference, one part of which is a murder mystery adventure on a section of unused train in the everglades. Given the title you can imagine what happens, but given the setting, the story is take to a whole new level And I was fooled as to who the killer was. An excellent mystery.
Small thing Like These
by Claire Keegan
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This is a book that 1) Uses just the right number of words to say what it needs to, 2) Can tell a beautiful story set in the harshness of a poor community in Ireland, and 3) Can beautifully contrast the very best and very worst of human behavior. In short, this is an amazing book, and I will be reading more by this author.
Every Heart A Doorway
by Seanan McGuire
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YA book with LGBTQ theme
All Systems Red
by Martha Wells
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While I’m not a sci-fi fan. I did enjoy this book. The book begins with a dramatic event and a creature who is part human but mostly robot saving the day. It is told from the Murder Bot’s, as he is referred to, perspective and that is what makes the story interesting. It is interesting to watch a creature who is mostly non-human struggle to deal with his humanity. And I enjoyed the surprise at the end. I will try another book from this author.
LumberJanes: Beware The Kitten Holy
by Stevenson/Ellis/Watters/Allen
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A fun and chaotic adventure on a quick-witted, smart, strong and daring group of girls uncovering a mystery linked to magical and otherworldly animals, secret tunnels, riddles, and sneaking out in the middle of the night. A great read for anyone craving a fast-paced, humorous read with just a tinge of emotion.
Red Car Green Car Book
by Roger Priddy
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Fun colors (and shades) to learn, tabs to pull, familiar objects to point to (and eventually name), we highly recommend this book. Loved it as a board book in late infancy and well into the toddler years.
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